Focusing on the Covid-19 pandemic, the ABMA-MG project aims at direct intervention to strengthen the soul and immunity as a response to the challenges imposed by the dire moment, through the production and distribution of anthroposophic medicines, initially planned for various cities in Minas Gerais state, including São João Del Rey, Nova Lima, Matozinhos, Serro, Diamantina and Jordan, but which also extended to the favela community of Paraisópolis, in the city of São Paulo. The project emerged as a result of the pandemic and is also as a way to make Anthroposophical Medicine better known and accessible, especially during this period of commenorating our 100th anniversary. Minas Gerais is the Brazilian state that has the most anthroposophic doctors in the Brazilian Health Care system (SUS), thus the idea is to expand the access of these health professionals and SUS users in the state to anthroposophic medicines. In addition, the project includes carrying out a pioneering survey to assess the use of anthroposophical medicine by these groups.