socioenvironmental

HURRA!, in partnership with the Municipal Department of Education, makes it possible to practice Rugby in the CEUs (Unified Educational Centers) during after-school hours.

The Citizen Rugby Project envisions that physical education teachers from the public school system, trained and supported by HURRA! staff, will introduce the sport and its values ​​to children aged 04 to 18. In addition to this ongoing training and support process, students receive equipment, transportation, and participate in games and tournaments organized by the organization, where they receive full support from HURRA!.

The project aims to offer cancer patients treated by the Unified Health System (SUS) at the Cancer Institute (ICA-HB) the possibility of undergoing minimally invasive surgeries, with better technological resources, through the implementation of the Smart Operating Room.

Thus, it carries out the acquisition of medical-hospital equipment to replace the obsolete Magnetic Resonance Imaging equipment, for the care of SUS (Brazilian Public Health System) patients.

In this way, it is possible to expand and improve the provision of complementary diagnostic services at ICA-HB, with a continuous focus on improving the quality of care. In addition to increasing the number of tests offered, this provides improvements in access and treatment for cancer patients, enabling timely diagnosis and contributing to increased disease-free survival rates.

The "Adopt a Bed" project aims to ensure the sustainability of the Geriatrics and Palliative Care Unit at the Hospital de Base in São José do Rio Preto, benefiting thousands of elderly people in situations of social vulnerability and guaranteeing the capacity to offer specialized beds for their care.

This allows for the provision of suitable facilities, including equipment, furniture, infrastructure resources, materials, supplies, and highly qualified teams, with a human touch and specialized techniques to care for the elderly.

The project is a children's and youth festival with playful and themed events in parks across three Brazilian capital cities. Rohr is one of the sponsors of this first edition, which will take place over three weekends, one in each city, totaling 24 art and education activities.

The meetings address important themes for the target audience's development, such as technology, sustainability, and education. The project seeks to inspire children, young people, and their companions to create an effective connection with art and culture through artistic and educational activities carried out in public spaces.

It carries out cultural activities in the areas of Music Education, Performing Arts, Dance, Sports Activities and Capoeira for more than 5.000 children, adolescents and young people in 22 organizations that are part of Ação Comunitária (Community Action).

It fulfills the role of bringing about significant change by implementing cultural and leisure activities for this audience, as well as encouraging parental participation and the involvement of the entire community.

Entirely funded with resources incentivized by the Federal Law for Cultural Incentives (Ministry of Culture), its 3rd edition took place in 2008 and, in addition to ROHR, was sponsored by the companies Abbott, Banco Itaú BBA, Banco Toyota, M. Cassab, Nadir Figueiredo, Promon, Serasa and Ultragaz.

ROHR has sponsored this program since its second edition in 2007, and has already confirmed its participation in the fourth edition, to be held in 2009.

Visual arts as an agent of learning, cultural preservation, and inclusion. With this concept, the project aims to provide subsidies to social and cultural educators in the communities served by Ação Comunitária (Community Action) for the implementation of workshops with practical application of knowledge acquired in the Educator Training Project.

By transmitting knowledge of visual arts to children and adolescents in the Crê-Ser Program, the project enables cultural preservation and the production, in a public space, of a panel with ceramic tiles – a lasting symbol and landmark of the collective construction and cultural identity of the region.

It serves 1.792 children and adolescents aged 7 to 14 with activities conducted by 44 educators. Funded by incentives from the Child and Adolescent Support Fund – FUNCAD, of the City of São Paulo, ROHR is contributing to the 2nd edition to be held in 2009.

Information and Communication Technologies as Agents of Learning and Social Inclusion - Registered with the Child and Adolescent Support Fund – FUNCAD, of the City of São Paulo, this project, carried out by Ação Comunitária, aims to contribute in an articulated way with 17 civil society organizations to the integral development of 1.680 children and adolescents aged 07 to 14, encouraging them to be protagonists of transformations in their stories and in their communities of origin through computer science, photography and the production of a community newspaper.

ROHR is listed as one of the donors to this project.

Monuments, cathedrals, tunnels, viaducts, and skyscrapers form the visible and permanent face of engineering. It is so pervasive that society considers it part of the natural order of things. The millennia of effort, failed attempts, and achievements are often ignored. The invisible face of engineering faces an even greater challenge in gaining recognition.

From mathematical calculations to scaffolding, tools, and shoring, a universe of knowledge built only during the construction process is practically unknown outside academic or technical circles.

Written by Fernanda Passarelli Hamann with technical consulting from Professor Walter Pfeil, this book aims to tell the story of these practices and innovations, contextualized within the cycles of Brazilian development. It values ​​both the technological solutions and their use at a specific point in the past or present. Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and ROHR through the Incentive Law for Culture, this multidisciplinary interaction between the history of engineering and that of Brazil is important to ensure the didacticism and interest of a work intended not only for partners and opinion leaders, but also for the general public.

The company is one of the supporters of this space which, since 2003, has provided the public with a unique experience in creating a dynamic for the celebration, understanding and use of the Portuguese language, bringing together in a single initiative the protection of two valuable Brazilian cultural heritages: the Luz Station and the Portuguese Language.

The first of these is one of the most significant architectural monuments in the country and one of the city's iconic landmarks. The project, budgeted at R$ 36 million, began in 2003 and is the result of a partnership between the Ministry of Culture, IBM Brazil, Correios (Brazilian postal service), TV Globo, Petrobras, the São Paulo State Department of Education, Vivo, Votorantim, and the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES).

This event is organized by the São Paulo State Secretariat of Culture and the Roberto Marinho Foundation, with support from the Federal Law for Cultural Incentives. It also has the support of the National Library Foundation, the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP), the Camões Institute, the São Paulo City Hall / Municipal Secretariat of Culture / Mário de Andrade Library, the Paulista Metropolitan Train Company (CPTM), the Federal Railway Network, and Rohr Tubular Structures.