Expedition report · August 2025

36th Expedition Project Iguape

Name: 36th Expedition: Project Iguape
Start: 2025-08-29
End: 2025-08-31
Location: São Paulo

29 to August 31, 2025 · 3 daysSão Paulo

1st edition of the Zoé project 'Ykûápe'

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appointmentsin 3 days of expedition: 227
volunteers: 4
hours donated: 64
in donated services: R$ 14k

Value of the services donated on this expedition: hours actually worked × the market rate for the specialty, reported by the volunteer or, failing that, the market average — the methodology of note 11 to the audited financial statements. Amounts in Brazilian reais.

About the expedition

Elderly patients whose pain was treated, pregnant women who received prenatal care, and children who learned how to brush their teeth

36th Expedition: Project Iguape The expedition took place from August 29 to 31, 2025, in São Paulo. Services were provided in Gynecology (12), Pediatrics (23), General Medicine (26), and Geriatrics (5), in addition to 3 group consultations. A total of 158 toothbrushing kits were distributed. Professionals involved included a gynecologist, general physician, pediatrician, geriatrician, administrator, medical student, audiovisual producer, and gynecologic oncology specialist.

Elderly people whose pain was treated, pregnant women who received prenatal care, and children who learned how to brush their teeth.

Appointments

What was done, by category

227in total

Toothbrushing kits donated
Clinical consultations
Exams

Toothbrushing kits donated

70%

158

Toothbrushing kits158

Clinical consultations

28%

General practice26
Pediatrics23
Gynecology12
Group psychology sessions3

Exams

2.2%

Geriatrics5

Highlights

What marked this expedition

158 pediatric toothbrushing kits

In addition to medical consultations, 158 pediatric toothbrushing kits were donated, and the children learned how to brush their teeth.

Partnership with Bandeira Científica

Over a weekend, the expedition provided consultations in internal medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, and geriatrics to indigenous villages at the Miracatu Base Pole, in partnership with Bandeira Científica.