A intersetorialidade entre as políticas públicas de saúde e de assistência social para pessoas em situação de rua

This article analyzes public health policies for homeless people in Brazil, from the perspective of citizenship in the Brazilian state. From an analytical perspective based on historical dialectics, it analyzed public health policies for homeless people and their intersectoriality with public social assistance policies related to the same users in the Democratic Rule of Law model. It was found that the intersectoriality between Thé aforementioned public policies is fundamental to the success of a welcoming, comprehensive and inclusive provision of public services, as a measure to achieve the existential minimum for homeless people.