The Association To love is to share celebrates the graduation of the 5th edition of its social course, which this time graduated 12 students, all from Campinas and the Parque Oziel region (SP). The IT course, certified by MUST University, stands out for offering educational and professional opportunities to young people and adults in vulnerable situations.
The trainees, aged between 15 and 18, as well as two students over 30, were trained through an experience that combines technical learning and human development. The initiative is part of the Association’s efforts, which supports three impactful social projects:
- A. R. E. N. A. (Love, Real, Eternal, Necessary and Attainable)
A football project aimed at children aged 9 to 14, promoting values such as discipline, respect and team spirit. - E.N.T.E.R. (Enthusiasm, Norm, Training, Balance and Respect)
Aimed at young people, this program encourages the development of essential skills for the job market and for life. - Hands That Make Art
A craft space aimed at women of all ages, where, in addition to developing their skills, they find a welcoming environment to share experiences, overcome challenges and seek financial autonomy.
In addition to certifications from MUST University, young participants now have the possibility of automatically entering the Guardinha Young Apprentice program, a partnership that eliminates the need for proof for those who complete the social course. This exclusive benefit strengthens the Association’s commitment to opening doors to the future of its students.
The Amar é Repartir Association continues to be an example of how education, sport and art can transform lives, especially in needy communities. MUST University is proud to be a partner in this initiative, bringing inclusion and educational excellence to those who need it most.
“Seeing the impact that these projects have on people’s lives, especially young people and women, is an indescribable achievement. Our goal is to offer more than training; we want to open doors, create opportunities and bring hope to those who need it. This partnership with MUST University is a milestone that strengthens our mission of transforming lives.”, declares pastor Sergio Firmino, founder of Associação Amar é Repartir.
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