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The RMF sponsors research that will utilise Big Data to improve home teleassistance

28/08/2017. eKauri monitors the behaviour of dependent persons that live alone to identify and prevent unusual behavioural patterns passively, automatically and in real time.

Iñaki Bigatà, Maria Teresa Garcia and Eduard Marcel González move forward to the last phase of the 2016 UOC-RMF Prizes

25/05/2017. The three finalists will embark on an intensive mentorship programme to help them get their projects off the ground.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation celebrates five years

07/05/2017. A total of 8,013 people have benefited from programmes developed by the organisation since 2012.

The Annual Report is now available for 2016

28/04/2017. The Annual Report summarises all the programmes developed by the Ramon Molinas Foundation in the last year.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation provides English language training to the recipients of the BAC Scholarships

24/04/2017. Eight university students aged between 18 and 19 will benefit from quality teaching provided by the British Council.

The RMF is sponsoring the first piece of research analysing the prevalence of child hemiparesis in Spain

01/03/2017. The study expects to work with 30 hospitals over Spain to reach 95% of people with the disorder.

The second phase of the UOC-RMF competition kicks off, as the finalists complete to make their projects a reality

27/02/2017. 6 of the 19 projects that have participated in the entrepreneurship workshops will get personal support from a mentor.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation supports the Día Prisba Centre

08/02/2017. The centre offers a day care service for socioeconomically vulnerable elderly people which revolves around assistance as part of a comprehensive care plan.

Video of the third UOC-RMF Prizes award ceremony

17/01/2017. The video summarises the best moments of the event and collects together statements from the main protagonists.

The RMF collaborates with Almeda Sheltered Housing

11/01/2017. The service, propelled by Cáritas, provides dignified homes to people older than 60 who are socioeconomically vulnerable.

The ‘Home care programme for patients with social needs at the final stage of life’ will help 250 people in 2017

22/12/2016. The RMF and Paliaclínic Foundation will reinstate, for the fifth year running, their collaboration to care for and support socioeconomically vulnerable patients so they are able to confront the process with dignity.

Ivan Martí, Cristóbal Selma and Ángel Manuel López, winners of the third UOC-RMF Prizes

02/12/2016. The winners presented a paintbrush that allows you to interact with reality in real time and in a virtual environment; an educational, domestic robot based on open-source software designed to bring robots into schools; and a laser system that exterminates the parasites that are contributing to the extinction of bees.

Finalists announced for the third edition of the UOC-RMF Prizes

10/11/2016. The awards encourage entrepreneurship in technology and science.

The RMF reinitiates a collaboration which encourages the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities through theatre

18/10/2016. 40 members of the home residence Albatros will participate in the initiative which will culminate with a theatrical performance in front of 300 family members and friends.

The programme ‘Private classes for university students with financial difficulties who need academic support’ is now open for applications

03/10/2016. The application period to be awarded one of the 50 grants available opens today, and finishes on the 31st October.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation renews its commitment to Babar Sports Association

16/09/2016. For the fourth consecutive year, the Ramon Molinas Foundation will promote the social integration of children and youth people from Nou Barris with futsal (indoor football) sports programmes.

The application period is now closed for the third year of UOC-RMF Prizes

08/09/2016. The decision period begins today and will conclude on the 9th November with the publication of the finalists.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation provides care to disadvantaged families who care for people with cerebral palsy

01/09/2016. The initiative hopes to improve the quality of life of family caregivers, and provide a fun environment for the people who suffer from this disorder.

The RMF is supporting a programme which aims to change perceptions of aging through preserving historical memory

08/08/2016. ¡Grandiosas! will collect the testimonies of women over 65 years old and will publish them in a series of journals.

Submission period opens for the third year of UOC-RMF Prizes

13/07/2016. EIMT students at the UOC that have presented their final projects in the year 2015-2016 can enter until the 7th September.