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The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Catalan Cerebral Palsy Foundation with the aim of using leisure activities to promote the development of people with cerebral palsy and confidence-building in their families.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Catalan Cerebral Palsy Foundation with the aim of using leisure activities to promote the development of people with cerebral palsy and confidence-building in their families.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the María Agustí Foundation and with the Association for Child Hemiparesis to loan 50 recorders adapted for schoolchildren with hemiparesis over Spain during the academic year 2018-2019.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Kakolum Association for Development Cooperation to improve the community allotment in the neighbourhood of Kabar, and to empower and promote the economic independence of women through agriculture.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation supported the Roure Foundation with the aim of improving quality of life the elderly people that are socioeconomically vulnerable with practical steps/targeted actions in their own home.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation is collaborating with the Paliaclínic Foundation with the aim of supporting socioeconomically vulnerable patients through their final stage of life, so that they are able to face the process at home, and with dignity.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with Itaca Educational Association to launch Summer Camp, an initiative that creates equal opportunities in education and leisure for children and adolescents in the areas of Collblanc and Torrassa in L’Hopitalet de Llobregat.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation reinstated its collaboration with the Esmen Foundation and uTOpia Barcelona with the aim of encouraging the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities by utilising the benefits of performing arts.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated for its second year with the Surt Foundation, with the aim of developing ‘¡Grandiosas!’, a programme which promotes empowerment, active and healthy aging, and equal opportunities for older women.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Catalan Down Syndrome Foundation (FCSD) and the Joan Llongueres School of Music with the objective of forming a musical group with people connected to both organisations. The project aimed to change the perception of people with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities, increasing their visibility and constructing a bridge towards social inclusion.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Marianao Foundation to develop ESFERA Jove, a programme which encourages the active participation of youth between 14 and 25 years old in Sant Boi de Llobregat with the aim of empowering them to transform their reality and outlook.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the María Agustí Foundation and with the Association for Child Hemiparesis to provide on loan 30 recorders adapted for schoolchildren with hemiparesis in Spain.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Paliaclínic Foundation with the aim of supporting socioeconomically vulnerable patients through their final stage of life, so that they were able to face the process at home, and with dignity.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation supported the Roure Foundation’s Día Prisba Centre, a day care centre for socioeconomically vulnerable elderly people which revolves around assistance as part of a comprehensive care plan.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Cáritas Diocesana de Barcelona with the objective of supporting Almeda Sheltered Housing, a residential service which aims to provide a dignified home to people over 60 years old who are independent but socioeconomically vulnerable.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation provided grants for disadvantaged families so that they were able to benefit from the Respite Care programme at the Aspace association. The objective of the scheme is to support and improve the quality of life of the carers of family members with cerebral palsy, and at the same time, provide a playful environment of quality for people who suffer from this disorder.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated alongside the Surt Foundation with the objective of launching the project ‘¡Grandiosas!’, a programme which promotes empowerment, active and healthy aging, and equal opportunities for elderly women.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation reinstated its collaboration with the Esmen Foundation and uTOpia Barcelona with the aim of encouraging the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities by utilising the benefits of performing arts.