In light of this scenario, the institution decided to work on preventing isolation, loss of autonomy, and reducing vulnerabilities, aiming to provide dignified, healthy, and active aging for beneficiaries and, indirectly, improve the quality of life for their families. Currently, the “Creating Longevity” project conducts cultural and artistic activities (music, theater, modeling, artistic therapy, visual arts, and handicrafts), directly benefiting 350 elderly individuals at the Community Center in Carapicuíba, SP. Art is utilized to promote socialization, self-knowledge, autonomy, expression, citizenship, and self-esteem. The initiative results in overall health and encourages the participation and empowerment of elderly individuals while preserving Brazilian cultural memory across generations.