Amadeu Artasona Banus

The sanitary situation generated due to COVID-19 has worsen an already complex situation: in Spain 40% of people under 25 are unemployed and 17,3% of youth dropped out from school early, the worst numbers of the EU. Now the future of young people looks quite difficult, especially amongst those who live in a situation of social vulnerability.

The SJD Pediatric Center is the first monographic centre for paediatric oncology in Spain (2nd in Europe). 70% of the centre is devoted to care and 30% to research. It has the capacity to care for 400 children and youngsters. Its spaces are designed with the emotional well-being of the children and their families in mind. Our aim is that the children have more options to overcome cancer with less after-effects. Your euro helps to carry out the humanisation programmes and new treatments. Will you join us?

Did you know that 5,000 people get sick with leukaemia each year in Spain, which is the most common childhood cancer, and that despite the progress made, we still lose one in four minors and half of adults? At the Josep Carreras Foundation we have been working for more than 30 years to make leukaemia a 100% curable disease, to find 100% compatible donors for everyone, and to make displaced patients feel at home. With your help, we are unstoppable.

We are a social entity that works in Barcelona since 1892. We offer education, support and skilled attention to people with intellectual and physical disabilities. Your contributions to this group helps us offer equitable special education and provide each of the over 120 children at our Special Education School the specialized attention they need to achieve their maximum autonomy level. Help us offer them the tools that make their social and laboral insertion possible!

We contribute to fund the mission of the Richi Childhood Cancer Foundation so that all children and adolescents with cancer have a better prognosis and quality of life. More information: http://www.richifoundation.org

Since the beginning of the conflict, we created this group to help Ukrainian people who were affected by the war. Now, through the Red Cross, we support people who were forced to flee and have arrived in Spain. But also to those who stayed in the country by sending humanitarian aid and social assistance on the ground through the same entity.