Tradition and pioneering in the social area
The Vale Foundation supports the construction of stories of social change and transformation.
Literacy Trails supports children’s learning
The project contributes to the expansion of the children’s literacy process, promoting the improvement of learning for around seventy thousand children in the first three elementary school years. It also supports the training of teachers and other education professionals in 1030 schools in Maranhão.
2020 Results
R$ 57.7 MM
invested in social projects
164 thousand
benefited students
470 thousand
donated health items
2.5 thousand
sponsored entrepreneurs
3.6 thousand
enrolled into Knowledge Stations
The Vale Foundation in the municipalities
Espírito Santo
Maranhão
Mato Grosso do Sul
Minas Gerais
Pará
Rio de Janeiro
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Açailândia
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Alto Alegre do Pindaré
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Anajatuba
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Arari
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Bacabeira
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Bom Jardim
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Bom Jesus das Selvas
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Bom Jesus de Tocantins
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Brumadinho
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Buriticupu
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Canaã dos Carajás
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Cariacica
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Catas Altas
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Cidelândia
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Colatina
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Congonhas
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Corumbá
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Eldorado dos Carajás
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Governador Valadares
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Ibiraçu
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Igarapé do Meio
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Itabira
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Itabirito
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Itaguaí
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Itapecuru Mirim
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Itinga do Maranhão
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João Neiva
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Ladário
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Mangaratiba
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Marabá
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Miranda do Norte
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Monção
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Ouro Preto
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Parauapebas
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Pindaré-Mirim
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Resplendor
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Santa Inês
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Santa Luzia
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Santa Rita
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São Francisco do Brejão
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São Luis
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São Pedro da Água Branca
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Serra
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Tucumã
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Tufilândia
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Tumiritinga
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Vila Nova dos Martírios
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Vitória do Mearim
The Vale Foundation maintains five Knowledge Stations
They are located in Arari (MA), Brumadinho (MG), Serra (ES), Marabá and Tucumã (PA).
They are spaces that offer education, culture, and sports activities for children and adolescents carried out during school’s second shift.
Health Cycle Program
This year, the Health Cycle is supporting 148 Basic Health Units (UBS) in sixteen municipalities across Brazil. Through technical assistance and the donation of supplies and equipment to expand the offer of services, the initiative will benefit around 450 thousand users of the Unified Health System (SUS).
“AGIR” concludes activities in Sepetiba Bay (RJ) with the appreciation of quilombola and caiçara cultures
“Literacy Trails” Project presents a virtual seminar “For an Antiracist Education” on Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous culture
“Knowledge Stations” resume face-to-face educational activities for children and adolescents
“Health Cycle” performs actions to support the Red December campaign and workshops on sexual and reproductive health
“Literary Routes and Networks”: appreciation of reading and local culture in Mangaratiba (RJ) and Corumbá (MS)
“Health Cycle” donates equipment and furniture to Basic Health Units in São Luís (MA), Cariacica and Colatina (ES)
Testmonials
Silria Paulino
I have been a volunteer for a few years, but it was the first time I participated in an action by the Vale Volunteer Network. It was a very learning moment, seeing the gratitude on the faces of the families who were there to receive the school kit. I congratulate everyone involved. I feel that, in fact, the winners are us, the volunteers.
– Silria Paulino, a volunteer with the Vale Volunteer Network in the donation of school kits by the Knowledge Stations in Tucumã.
