INTERSECTORAL CHALLENGE OF THE CAP 5.1 SMS RJ TERRITORY – IMPLEMENTATION OF

Goal: To fully look at the homeless people health and reflect on the scope of the role from the various sectors involved in its attendance. Material and methods: Data were obtained through participant observation by reporting experience during the implementation of CNAR in CAP 5.1. Results: The intersectoral dialogue, the arsenal of soft technologies available in the construction of comprehensive health care networks, is an essential tool for the development of joint actions of conquest, consolidation and use of network services and coordination of the various agencies, public sectors and policies the joint effort to improve the quality of life of our target population, especially when guided into strengthening care, co-responsibility actions and synergism of knowledge, which intersects and interlocks to create opportunities to build new paradigms and new meanings of the complexities and inherent needs to the lives of people in social vulnerability. Conclusions: The CNAR 5.1 expanded the supply of health care to almost 1,000 people during the year of 2015, involving listening therapy and personal documentation issues to the possibility of offering the portfolio from primary care services, demands related to tuberculosis treatment dropout, pregnancy on the street, STD and violence. Harm reduction for the abuse of psychoactive substances. The CNAR CAP 5.1 has brought to the local Basic Attention professional ethics and political attitude which seeks to address the specificities of each core of popular knowledge - scientific, institutional and building new looks for more intersectoral intervention joint actions.