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The Vale Foundation supports the construction of stories of social change and transformation.

Education and Health Program contributes to the development of autonomous communities
Started in 2022, the program seeks to strengthen the intersectoral articulation of public policies to build a common and shared agenda between education, health and social assistance.
It is present in 12 municipalities in the states of Pará, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo.
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News

Arari Knowledge Station (MA) organizes the “Black Narratives” Literary Fair to expand interest in Afro-Brazilian literature and culture
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Literary Routes and Networks Project arrives in Ouro Preto to promote the habit of reading to 6,500 children in the municipality of Minas Gerais
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Program seeks to strengthen Rights Councils with training and technical advice to improve the management of encouraged resources
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Social Protection Health Cycle Program invests in exchanging experiences and valuing good practices in Governador Valadares (MG), Mangaratiba and Itaguaí (RJ)
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Literacy Trails Project launches educational games to support the literacy of around 70,000 children in Maranhão
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Literary Routes and Networks concludes activities in Catas Altas (MG) and João Neiva (ES) with promotion of reading in public schools
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R$ 79.8 MM
invested in social projects

143.5 thousand
benefited students

5.2 thousand
donated health items

2.2 thousand
sponsored entrepreneurs
4.7 thousand
enrolled into Knowledge Stations

The Vale Foundation in the municipalities
Espírito Santo
Maranhão
Minas Gerais
Pará
Rio de Janeiro
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Açailândia
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Aimorés
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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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Conselheiro Pena
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Curionópolis
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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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Mangaratiba
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Marabá
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Miranda do Norte
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Monção
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Ourilândia do Norte
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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
Education and Health Program contributes to the development of autonomous communities
Started in 2022, the program seeks to strengthen the intersectoral articulation of public policies to build a common and shared agenda between education, health and social assistance.
It is present in 12 municipalities in the states of Pará, Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo.


Health and Social Protection: allies in guaranteeing rights
The Health and Social Protection Cycle aims to strengthen disease prevention and health promotion actions with a transversal policy that involve multiple agents and institutional actors from the Unified Social Assistance System (SUAS) and the Unified Health System (SUS), aiming to develop capacities and promote the permanent education of managers and professionals with better technical and material conditions. In addition to fostering the culture of intersectoral action; expanding the performance of Primary Health Care and Social Assistance and improving Social and Health indicators (Previne Brazil).
Testmonials
Adelia Santos
The Trails of Literacy project helped us a lot in the classroom because it came to rescue the relationship of Maranhão culture so that we can live and learn together with students in the classroom. The almanacs distributed by the project are complemented with training that helps students learn. The content of the flour house, for example, is the daily life of our community and it was a very good experience that the students knew how to prepare the flour, providing the appreciation of their own culture.
Adelia Santos, a teacher at the U.I. Tácitos de Caldas school in Buriticupu – Maranhão.
