In recent years, Jardim Boa Vista, a neighborhood located in the Raposo Tavares region, a peripheral area bordering the city of São Paulo, has experienced disproportionate and chaotic growth due to the arrival of new popular housing developments. The influx of new families, combined with those already living there, has led to a significant increase in demand for public facilities for leisure, culture, and sports for all age groups, including adults, while the neighborhood continues to offer the same limited resources.