The Journey of Multiprofessional Intervention in the Neurogenic Bladder acts in innovation and technology in Health in the treatment of the neurogenic bladder and intestine. Neurogenic Bladder (BN) comprises the inability to control the act of urination due to a dysfunction or disease of the central or peripheral nervous system.

The first edition of the Journey took place in 2017, in partnership with the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN). The target audience includes professionals, undergraduate and graduate students and researchers from different areas of health who assist patients with this disorder.

The Barriguda Project is an action-research to implement an interprofessional care strategy in prenatal care for Quilombola Community Capoeira. The project seeks to meet the needs of this population, respecting the values, knowledge, knowledge and local culture.

The services are carried out weekly in the community itself and are preceded by interprofessional health education activities that use light technologies and value the historical and cultural recovery quilombola.

Barriguda refers to the way in which the Capoeiras Community refers to the Baobá, a tree of African origin revered by the quilombola culture, which represents the location of the former quilombos in the region.

Since 2015, the year the project started, there were no more cases of eclampsia or maternal deaths in the Quilombola Community of Capoeiras.