The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Esmen Foundation and uTOpia Barcelona with the objective of encouraging the social integration of people with intellectual disabilities by utilising the benefits of drama.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation provided grants to support language exchange programmes organised by the seven Pare Manyanet centres in Catalonia. The initiative focused on helping the students of families with financial difficulties so that they won’t miss the opportunity of training or studying abroad.
For the third year running, the Ramon Molinas Foundation provided grants for the education of pupils whose families suffer from economic hardship at the Dominicas de la Enseñanza school in Barcelona.
14/06/2016. The 41 beneficiaries of the scheme will complete an intensive English course of 45 hours.
23/05/2016. The annual will bring together the programmes developed by the Ramon Molinas Foundation over the last year.
29/04/2016. The application period for the first round, made up of 50 grants, opens on the 2nd May and closes on the 6th May.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation is offering 100 grants to provide private classes to university students with financial difficulties who need extra academic support with their degree work. The scheme is run through Sharing Academy, a peer-to-peer marketplace providing private classes for students, by students, across 50 Spanish universities.
11/04/2016. 6 of the 41 young people that enrolled on the RMF: Scholarship in English for Young Learners at the British Council talk about their positive experiences on the initiative.
29/03/2016. With this extension, a total of 41 students will be able to take advantage of the programme over the academic year 2015-2016.
04/03/2016. Sharing Academy is a peer-to-peer marketplace which allows students to find and offer private classes in the same university community.
22/02/2016. With the aim of communicating with greater immediacy and establishing a direct connection with society, the RMF has created profiles on Twitter, LinkedIn, Vimeo and Google+.
21/01/2016. The study will contribute towards a comprehensive approach towards people who suffer from these disorder through a new interface, with the objective of improving their quality of life.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation sponsored a research programme executed by the Movement Analysis Laboratory (LAM) of the Niño Jesús University Children’s Hospital in Madrid with the objective of improving the functionality of the head and torso of children with cerebral palsy.
18/01/2016. The RMF and the Paliaclínic Foundation are renewing their collaboration in order to attend to and support socioeconomically vulnerable patients so that they are able to face the process with dignity.
07/01/2016. Families with financial difficulties will benefit from the services of the Aspanias Therapeutic Care Service for a year.
The Ramon Molinas Foundation has provided new grants so that families with economic difficulties can benefit from a year of the Therapeutic Care Service (SAT), run by the Aspanias association in Barcelona. The programme is dedicated to encouraging the social integration of children and young people under 18 who suffer from any type of intellectual disability or developmental disorder.