In compliance with SDG 7, 10, 11 and 17 (Sustainable Development Goals) and in the midst of this economic and social context, the institution aims to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gases by replacing its energy matrix with a renewable and clean system with the installation of a photovoltaic solar energy panel at its headquarters unit, where it serves around 500 families in socially vulnerable situations per year with its projects and programs.

Cepac intends to use access to the right to education, culture and work as a weapon to break the cycle of extreme poverty among young people, creating opportunities for income, economic growth and a life project. Currently, Cepac serves more than 600 children/adolescents in situations of vulnerability and social risk in SP/Brazil with free projects and programs aimed at reducing social inequalities, early pregnancy, drug use and abuse, informal work and involvement with crime.

The #EuSouProtagonista project has a duration of 6 months and assists teenagers from 15 to 17 years of age, aiming at stimulating the protagonism through the promotion of reflection and creation of life projects, with progressive and contextualized actions of access to culture, sport and leisure, promoting autonomy, capacity for interaction and collective action in the neighborhood as well as facilitating access to decent work