Abstract
Objective: To report the experience of interprofessional work by academics in the health field with people living on the streets in a municipality in Piauí. Experience report: This study is a qualitative descriptive experience report, obtained by the participation of PET-Saúde / Interprofessional students in conversation circles with users of the POP Center in a municipality on the coast of the State of Piauí. In the speeches we perceive the suffering of this population: the prejudice established against people on the street, which is also observed at the national level. National surveys show us that Sexually Transmitted Infections are related to individual, social and health factors, linked to conditions in the context in which people are inserted, with some population groups, such as Street People, being considered vulnerable. Final Considerations: The perspective of the participants who lead this study is an audience that is impregnated within their discourse, denouncing a prejudice, a devaluation and a total inequality regarding the forms of care and receiving care, as well as in the various forms of existence as a whole.