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The Primary Health Care fulfills a strategic role in the SUS dynamics. As a matter of fact, builds ongoing relationships with people. This line of strategy is vital to the social health needs. Collegiate Participatory Management (CGP) form professionals working in social management of health policy. The co-responsibility of individuals for health is an important strategy to aggregate groups around the problematic health conditions. So, your needs are also SUS management priorities. In 2012, CMS Dr. Rodolpho Perissé Vidigal was chosen to start the CGPS in health facilities of the Catchment Area Coordination 2.1 (CAP2.1) linked to the SMS / RJ. The goal was to strengthen the management of the health system, with organization and participatory responsibility. It creates spaces for dialogue between users and health services in the area. The experience that unity was inspiring, and other CGPS were deployed. In interactive workshops, health professionals discuss dynamics that marked their path, in line with their relationship in the community. There are group discussions on the participation of each of the CGP; and community participation within the units. In short, Collective spaces are rich in interactions and conflicts with exchange of knowledge. Discussions about respect; empathy; experience; host; exchanges of ideas and suggestions more effectively, as well as implement new actions that respond to community aspirations occurs. Behold the great challenge: to incorporate learning to daily life of the teams, with the health needs of the reference population and at the same time change the organization of work.