
São Paulo (Brasil)
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The Program offers occupational training courses for the homeless and strategic collaboration of companies working with the City Council of Sao Paolo in order them hire Program participants.
São Paulo is the capital of the São Paulo State, in Brazil. It has a population of 11,376,685 inhabitants and a density of 7,383 inhab./km2 (2010 data). Her surface is 1,522 km2. São Paulo is the most inhabited city of Brazil and the third in the American continent. Besides, it is one of the main corporate, financial and business centres of Latin America.


São Paulo (Brasil)
The Program offers occupational training courses for the homeless and strategic collaboration of companies working with the City Council of Sao Paolo in order them hire Program participants.

São Paulo (Brasil)
The Unified Education Center – Uirapuru project in Sao Paulo seeks social inclusion through sports, promoting values such as effort, cooperation and self-esteem, and preventing diseases related to a sedentary lifestyle.

São Paulo (Brasil)
The Sao Paulo Sports Festival, a 24-hour event with 2,000 free activities, promotes coexistence, healthy habits and equality, improving quality of life and consolidating the city as a Brazilian sports capital.

São Paulo (Brasil)
Sundays and holidays between the hours of 9am and 5pm, almost 1.000 streets of Sao Paulo are closed to vehicle traffic for the leisure of citizens. Activities such as games, sports, celebrations, dances, etc. are organised by each community in order to encourage social conviviality.

São Paulo (Brasil)
São Paulo, with serious social problems, launched the “Club School” program in 2007 to offer free sports and cultural activities to young people. It benefits 230,000 people in 98 municipal clubs.

São Paulo (Brasil)
The Walking Club in Sao Paulo promotes physical activity in peripheral areas through guided walks. Promotes health, community integration and a sense of belonging to the neighborhood.

São Paulo (Brasil)
The Sé Sub-mayor promotes community education in Sao Paulo, expanding training opportunities through collaborative networks between schools, museums and public spaces, promoting continuous education, connectivity, plurality and co-responsibility.

São Paulo (Brasil)
The Sao Paulo Workplace Diversity Pact promotes gender and race equality, seeking to reduce discrimination and wage gaps. Committed companies receive the Diversity Seal as recognition.