Sesi São Paulo

About Sesi São Paulo

On June 26, 1946, Decree-Law 9.403 created the Social Service of Industry (SESI). The seed of one of the most significant projects ever created by the private sector was sown. As a first step, industry provided its employees with means to overcome the food supply crisis caused by World War II and initiated training and professional development courses. This was followed by medical clinics, sports activities, nutritional awareness, and cultural programs. And a major educational project was implemented as the core of all activities. SESI plays a fundamental role in Brazilian social development, effectively contributing to improving the quality of life for industrial workers, their families, and the community in general through its services in education, health, leisure and sports, culture, nutrition, and more. It also partners with companies, providing active support in the implementation and development of social benefit projects for employees. A pioneer institution in the concept of Social Responsibility, SESI continues to shape citizens, skillfully balancing tradition and modernity.