With the consolidation of the Child and Adolescent Statute occurred, in Vitória, Espírito Santo state, in Brazil, the implementation of the Full Time Education Program. This program is aimed at "risk situation" children and adolescents, at the school counterturn, by extracurricular activities. As part of the Full Time Education Program, the Brincarte Project receives kindergarten students between 4 and 6 years old. The objective of this paper is to highlight the implications arising from the "risk" classification for the Brincarte attended families. This was an intervention research, with the active presence of the researcher in different Project activities, such as administrative team meetings and parent meetings, and with the usage of a field diary for registry of all field activities over a 3-year period. The families, delimited after an idea of pernicious risk, purport a risk-subjectivity, in which are related all factors outside "the order", or the models established as "normal" by society.
family; risk; government; intervention research