In Limeira, a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, child labour in the production of costume jewellery was recognized as a public health issue. One of the actions taken by civil society and government departments was to create a Committee for eradication of child labour (COMETIL), and to coordinate integrated care services for children and teenagers. This article aims to show how integrated solutions were built, using as a starting point the double stimulation method in a formative intervention (Change Laboratory) at the COMETIL. Data for analysis and identification of agentive actions and expansive learning came from transcripts of a case discussion, of accidental ingestion of acid by a child. Results show that the double stimulation method helped actors to see the flaws in services provided by the town’s network and to design a new flow of care.
Keywords: Accident with acid; Double stimulation; Expansive learning; Transformative agency
