Vale Foundation Opens Various Opportunities for Free Online Courses

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 25/03/2021 at 11:58

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Vale Foundation Offers Various Opportunities in Free Online Courses for Training Future Professionals

The Vale Foundation announced that it will strengthen its support for organizations with projects for fundraising in the areas of health, child and adolescent rights, and elderly rights with new free courses. Starting this month, the Vale Foundation will make available, free of charge, opportunities for content with assistance on the National Program for Support to Oncology Care (Pronon); the National Program for Support to Health Care for People with Disabilities (Pronas/PCD); the Fund for Elderly Rights; and the Fund for Child and Adolescent Rights.

Vale Foundation Opens Diverse Opportunities for Free Courses

The Vale Foundation has opened such opportunities for free courses to promote learning about the programs, strengthen and stimulate the work of civil society organizations through the training of their social agents.

Classes in free courses on Pronon and Pronas/PCD are divided into 6 modules. On the other hand, classes on the Fund for Elderly Rights and the Fund for Child and Adolescent Rights are distributed in 8 modules.

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Vale Foundation

Founded over 50 years ago, the Vale Foundation develops and supports initiatives that seek to improve the population’s access to its essential rights, contributing to the social development of territories and to the construction of a fairer and more sustainable society.

Its objective is to contribute to the social development of the territories where Vale operates, through support for education, promotion of basic health, guarantee of rights, and encouragement of social businesses, diversity, strengthening the potential of communities while respecting local identities.

Vale Foundation Opens Various Opportunities for Free Online Courses

Vale Foundation Offers Various Opportunities in Free Online Courses for Training Future Professionals

Vale Foundation Opens Diverse Opportunities for Free Courses

Vale Foundation

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Vale Foundation Opens Various Opportunities for Free Online Courses

Vale Foundation Offers Various Opportunities in Free Online Courses for Training Future Professionals

Vale Foundation Opens Diverse Opportunities for Free Courses

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