Manaus Ágil tourism and culture of the AmazonThe actions involve food collection for philanthropic entities, blood donation, and reading and recycling workshops, in the communities.
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UniNorte's freshmen are participating in "Trote Solidário", in February and March.in February and March, marking their entrance in the institution's undergraduate courses. The actions involve food collection for philanthropic entities, blood donation, and reading and recycling workshops in the communities. The goal is to encourage students to provide services to society and, by doing so, acquire a critical look at the problems faced by the population.
As part of the "Trote Solidário" program, the freshmen of the Pedagogy, Mathematics, History, Portuguese Language, English Language, Journalism, Advertising and Design courses will be, during the month, collecting food for donation. The School of Architecture, Engineering and IT, on the other hand, will promote a gymkhana among the freshman classes to collect food and personal hygiene material.
The students from the School of Business and Hospitality will be from March 23rd to March 2nd at the Parque Residencial de Manaus (Prosamim), on Ipixuna street, downtown, developing entertainment activities with the children. On site, will be offered reading workshops and recycling, educational games, gymkhana solidarity and activities to encourage culture.
The mobile unit of the Foundation of Hematology and Hemotherapy of Amazonas (FHemoam) will be parked on March 12, in unit 1 of UniNorte, on Joaquim Nabuco avenue, receiving blood donations. The "Vampirão" of Hemoam, as the mobile unit is called, will be receiving donations from 9am to 8pm.
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