Rede ICM de Educação e Assistência Social is a Brazilian network connected to the Congregation of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, founded in 1849 by Blessed Bárbara Maix. Working in education and social assistance, the organization promotes life, social inclusion, and citizenship. Its mission is to welcome and educate children, adolescents, and young people through an integral, innovative formation that encourages critical thinking, ethics, solidarity, and civic responsibility.

The network offers education from early childhood through high school, including the early and later years of elementary education. Its schools and colleges operate across several Brazilian states. Through its social assistance units, Rede ICM also provides services such as community programs that strengthen family and social bonds, alongside projects addressing poverty. The organization shares information about its educational approach, mission, and social initiatives, and invites public support through donations. It also provides information about scholarships and maintains transparency resources for the community.