Tomás Poza García

This group was brought about to help the food banks. The idea is simple: if you join us, for each euro donated each month, the Occident Foundation will donate another to buy food, up to a maximum of 100.000 euros, while the unemployment rate remains higher than 15%.

Can you imagine being afraid to hug your child? This is how the parents of Butterfly Children feel. A rare and incurable condition, which causes the skin to break with the slightest touch. DEBRA-BUTTERFLY CHILDREN CHARITY works to improve their quality of life. By joining this group you are giving them wings.

When Martina was 2 months old, she broke her two legs while into her mothers arms. Since then, she has suffered multiple fractures that prevent her from walking normally. Our daughter suffers from Osteogenesis Imperfecta, better known as brittle bone disease. 100% of the collected funds go to entities and projects committed to improving the quality of life of patients.

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.

Somos un equipo de jóvenes psicólogos que luchamos por mostrar y extender los beneficios de la música en el ALZHEIMER, ya que la memoria musical y las emociones son de las últimas capacidades en perderse. Necesitamos vuestra ayuda. Nuestra misión: concienciar, sensibilizar, formar y expandir la MÚSICA como herramienta y el AMOR como camino, para el manejo de los trastornos del comportamiento (agitación, agresividad...) que acompañan a la enfermedad. El Alzheimer no puede con la música y el Amor.

Alba is an inteligent funny and amusing girl. Although we well could say “was”, as a terrible tragic accident happened on fateful march 21st 2016. A relative, who was in a shock due to an epileptic attack, let Alba fall from a third floor. Alba saved her life, but a strong brain damage remains on her. Now, we have a long neurorehabilitation process left ahead to see how much she can recover and become herself again a bit. Help us!

En Valencia, todos los domingos, Voluntari@s, cocinamos para entregar por la NOCHE a nuestros AMIGOS SIN TECHO, una SOPA CALIENTE+UN BOCADILLO, REGALÁNDOLES nuestras mejores SONRISAS, ABRAZOS, ESCUCHA, ATENCIÓN. Ayudamos además a FAMILIAS. No tenemos sede, tu aportación es IMPORTANTE para que podamos SEGUIR CON NUESTRA LABOR y conseguir un local... Un poco más sobre nosotros en www.amigosdelacalle.es, ACÉRCATE A CONOCERNOS. GRACIAS DE CORAZÓN POR TU TIEMPO, TU ATENCIÓN Y TU COLABORACIÓN.

We provide care and guidance to people living on the streets of Barcelona. We guide them towards a more autonomous life, covering their basic needs, providing social care and guaranteeing accommodation for those in the most vulnerable situations. We also work to raise awareness, denounce unjust situations and provide solutions to make #nobodysleepinginthestreet possible. Become a Teamer and collaborate by contributing 1 euro a month!

We try to meet the vital needs of people living in extreme poverty.   At present hundreds of services are carried out daily in the Center and Social Dining Room and the Cas Vicari Family Assistance Center and Food Bank.   They are given shelter, breakfast, snacks, lunch, dinner, psychological attention, social technical attention, work orientation and a decent place where they can normalize their situation.   Tel. 637634232 - 610046105

Jorge sufrió una transfusión feto-fetal de su hermano gemelo Cristian a las 36 semanas de embarazo, lo que le produjo una anemia severa. Cristian no tuvo tanta suerte y murió. Tras 17 días en la UCI, parecía que Jorge iba evolucionando bien, pero con el tiempo le diagnosticaron una parálisis cerebral. Desde entonces le hemos estado ayudando con muchas terapias y aparatos ortopédicos. Tenemos un sueño: que pueda andar. ¿Nos ayudas a hacerlo posible con 1€/mes?

We help more than thousands of social causes to make their projects possible every day. Since we launched Teaming, we have raised more than 50 Million of Euros for them, totally free of commissions. We have created this Teaming Group to help Teaming Foundation to keep helping others with this platform. Among other supports, thanks to the Teamers of this Group, Teaming is totally free. Our dream: to be self-sustaining because of this Group. Would you like to join us?

La crisis sanitaria provocada por el coronavirus dejará en nuestra sociedad una crisis aún más profunda, la social.El confinamiento nos muestra que muchas familias no están preparadas tecnológicamente para que todos los niños y niñas puedan seguir sus clases de manera virtual ya que no tienen equipos o internet en casa. Estamos cubriendo los equipos informáticos con equipos reacondicionados. Buscamos teamers para pagar internet a familias con niños/as en riesgo de caer en la brecha digital

Hola, soy Hugo Dato. Un mal diagnóstico pediátrico durante el confinamiento me causó un infarto y una lesión cerebral con tan sólo 15 meses. Ahora lucho por volver a ser el que era. Sin embargo, la seguridad social apenas cubre mis tratamientos de rehabilitación, y por eso mis papás están llevando a cabo esta campaña de recaudación de fondos. ¿Me ayudas?

La UAPO es una unidad interdisciplinar que integra la educación física, la fisioterapia, la psicología y la nutrición, para proporcionar al paciente oncológico una intervención integral. Además, la estrecha colaboración de la UAPO con el grupo PROFITH-CTS977 de la Universidad de Granada, garantiza que las intervenciones que se realizan estén basadas en la evidencia científica. Grupo para colaborar con el Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Madrid. www.fundacionuapo.org Whatsapp Nieves: 744476047

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.

1 in 5 children in Yemen suffer from acute malnutrition (2.3 million total). 500,000 are at risk of death. Families do not have money for the hospital or for necessary food. Under Yemeni pediatric supervision we take care of serious and difficult cases. We give milk, food, medicine, medical assistance, pay hospital admissions, etc., until your recovery or improvement. €1 pays for 1 day's worth of milk for 1 baby. Every €10 we buy 1 can of milk for 4 days.

Every year, more than three million children under the age of five die from malnutrition or malnutrition-related causes worldwide. Our main challenge is to treat as many children with severe acute malnutrition as possible, particularly in unstable or conflict-affected contexts. We will dedicate your contributions to the most urgent projects.

Al Sur de Etiopía, en una región rural y con muy pocos recursos económicos, se encuentra el Hospital de Gambo, hospital misionero que ofrece asistencia sanitaria a todos los habitantes de la región e incluso recibe a las personas más pobres de zonas alejadas al tratarse de uno de los hospitales más baratos del país. La población padece desnutrición severa, deshidratación, malaria, tuberculosis, sida, neumonía, meningitis, y son los niños la población más vulnerable y afectada.

More than 500 patients and their families suffer intestinal failure in Spain. This pathology prevents them from feeding and hydrating themselves naturally. Therefore, they depend on a pump that administers the necessary nutrients intravenously and, sometimes, they need a transplant of up to 6 organs to survive. NUPA is the only national association of affected people. With your help, we will cover the needs of admitted families, providing emergency psychosocial support. Collaborate!

I'm Martin, they call me Tintin, I'm 2 years old. I was born with some malformations and one of them was a cleft lip, for which they operated on me when I was 3 months old. They had given my parents full assurance that it would be a simple operation, but something went wrong and I ended up in the Ucip with mechanical ventilation and deep sedation, and one day, they accidentally extubate me and I went into cardiorespiratory arrest for 15 min, and because of that accident I have cerebral palsy.