The reality is that users of Unified Health System are still not fully familiar with the Family Health Strategy. The aim of this paper is to report the experience of creating a Popular Education in Health group, with the purpose of expanding access to information to users. This work is a descriptive study, in which we sought to explain how the process happened from the planning to the execution of the activity, and describe the encounter that occurred. There must be engagement with Popular Education, so that we reach better results in the strengthening of the social control, in more effective care, and in the democratic administrations.
Family Health Strategy; Primary Health Care; Consumer participation