Social Projects
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supported Stichting Parima with the renewal of the pump room, pump installation and filtration system of Zwembad Parima. The project helps keep one of Suriname’s well-known swimming facilities safe, clean and accessible for the community.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supported the renovation of the J.E. Stadion in Saramacca. The project improved key stadium facilities and helps create a better, safer and more comfortable environment for sports activities and community events.
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Capacity Building • Healthcare
Staatsolie donated a new endoscopy tower set to Diakonessenhuis, enabling doctors to resume important examinations and treatments for patients with stomach and intestinal complaints, with better imaging and greater certainty.
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Socially Vulnerable
Staatsolie supported the full renovation of leaking roofs at the high-rise flats of Huize Prinses Margriet, helping provide elderly residents with a safer, drier and more comfortable living environment.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supported the renovation of the gym hall at Surinaamse Technische School 2, creating a safer and more inspiring space where students can participate in physical education, sports and school activities.
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Education
Staatsolie has allocated $150,000 for the renovation of three schools in Commewijne and Marowijne to contribute to an improved learning environment and high-quality education for the students.
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Education
Staatsolie Downstream employees volunteered at Johannes Vrolijk MULO School 1 in Lelydorp, refreshing classrooms and renovating sanitary facilities to help create a cleaner, brighter and more pleasant learning environment.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie employees from the Offshore Directorate renovated the playground at OS1 Meerzorg, creating a safer, more colourful and more inviting space where children can play freely again.
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Staatsolie employees from Utility & Building Maintenance Upstream refreshed the community centre of Stichting Weid Mijn Lammeren in Wanica, helping create a more welcoming space for education, guidance and community activities.
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Education
Staatsolie’s Corporate Audit team refreshed the media library at HPG Latourschool, transforming it into a safer, brighter and more welcoming space where pupils can read, learn and explore.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie volunteers from Upstream, Downstream and Corporate renewed the playground at Diakonessen Oppashuis, creating a safer, more colourful and energetic play area for young children.
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Socially Vulnerable
Staatsolie employees from Facility Maintenance Downstream renovated several bedrooms at Stichting Olga Clarck, helping create a fresher, more comfortable and more pleasant living environment for the residents.
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Education
Staatsolie Refinery Operators helped transform O.S. Ephraimzegen with freshly painted kindergarten classrooms, child-friendly murals, upgraded lighting and a new hydrofoor pump, giving pupils a brighter start to the school year.
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Education
Staatsolie Foundation for Community Development supported the renovation of classrooms, practical training spaces and sanitary facilities at Openbare Nijverheidsschool. The project helps create a safer, more functional and more practical learning environment for students and teachers.
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Education
Staatsolie Foundation for Community Development supported the renovation of the sanitary facilities at John Monkouschool. The project helped improve hygiene, comfort and basic facilities for students and teachers.
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Education
Staatsolie Foundation for Community Development supported the renovation of O.S. Gijsbertus. The project improved classrooms, sanitary facilities, drainage, lighting and other key parts of the school, creating a safer and more comfortable learning environment for students and teachers.
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Education
Staatsolie Foundation for Community Development supported the renovation of O.S. 2 Livorno. The project helped improve the school building and created a safer, more child-friendly and more pleasant learning environment for students, teachers and staff.
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Socially Vulnerable
Staatsolie supported Stichting Matoekoe with the realization of a new practice space for children, young people and young adults with developmental challenges. The new building provides a safer and more suitable environment for creative learning activities such as pottery and candle making.
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Healthcare
Staatsolie Foundation supported Stichting Wiesje with a major contribution toward the realization of new residential units for people living with dementia in Suriname. The project helps expand specialized care capacity and creates a safer, more suitable living environment for residents who need daily support and guidance.
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Education • Capacity Building
Staatsolie Foundation supported Stichting Kinderuniversiteit Suriname with educational materials and mobile workshops, helping children aged 6 to 12 discover science, technology and critical thinking in an accessible way.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supported the renewal of the basketball court at the George Pindon Sportcomplex in Flora. The project makes the court safer and more accessible for schools, young people, athletes and residents in the area.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supported the construction of a playground at O.S. Balingsoela in Brokopondo. The project gives children a safe and accessible space to play, move and connect with each other.
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Capacity Building
Staatsolie supported a three-year capacity building programme for the Tax Authority of Suriname. The programme strengthens knowledge and skills in oil and gas taxation, audits and fiscal controls, helping public institutions prepare for the continued development of Suriname’s oil and gas sector.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supports the development of a new sport facility behind O.S. Dijkveld in the Tout Lui Faut/Dijkveld community. The project will provide pupils, young people and residents with a safe and accessible place for sports, recreation and community activities.
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Sports and youth development
Staatsolie supports the rehabilitation and renewal of Zwembad Pireng in Saramacca, helping restore a historic swimming facility that has been closed for years due to structural damage, riverbank erosion and safety concerns.
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Education • Capacity Building
In celebration of Staatsolie’s 45th anniversary, Staatsolie launched the 45 jaar Staatsolie Studiebeurzenfonds to support 45 young Surinamese students with financial assistance for further education in Suriname. The initiative helps motivated students from financially vulnerable households continue their studies at MBO, HBO or university level.
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Socially Vulnerable
Staatsolie donated an eight-person vehicle to Stichting Taghyse Elderly Care and Nursing Home, helping senior citizens travel safely and collectively for care, appointments, activities and essential daily needs.
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Education
Staatsolie supported the renovation of two buildings of the Faculty of Technological Sciences at Anton de Kom University of Suriname. The project helps create safer and more suitable learning spaces for students in technical study programmes.
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Our social projects are delivered through dedicated programmes, special initiatives, the Staatsolie Foundation and direct community investments, allowing us to address a wide range of community needs across Suriname.