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Hemiparesis awareness campaign in Madrid metro

The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the María Agustí Foundation and the Child Hemiparesis Association with the objective of launching a campaign to raise awareness about hemiparesis, which was featured on the Madrid metro from 9th to 22nd December 2015.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation is sponsoring an awareness campaign about hemiparesis on the Madrid metro

11/12/2015. The María Agustí Foundation and the Child Hemiparesis Association invites travellers on Line 7 of the Madrid underground to undergo a journey of consciousness.

The RMF collaborates in the launch of a refuge shelter for women who are victims of gender-based violence

04/12/2015. Sirga, launched by the Surt Foundation, guarantees a space of safety, protection and assistance for the recovery and empowerment of a total of 10 family units at one time.

Solmevis, virtual platform for integrative oncological support

The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the Fundacode foundation in order to plan, develop and install a technological support platform, based on the principles of integrative oncology, for people who suffer from or who have recovered from cancer.

Video of the UOC-RMF prize ceremony

25/11/2015. The video summarises the best moments of the event and collects together statements from the main protagonists.

News Convives achieves more than 2,500 subscribers in its first year

18/11/2015. The first e-newsletter specialising in spasticity, patronised by the RMF, provides useful information to those affected by the disorder with the intention of improving quality of life.

“A student from Girona receives an award by the UOC”

11/11/2015. El Punt Avui.

“The app to help bring up infants takes a prize”

09/11/2015. Regió 7.

Pere Parés, María Fernández and Juan Alberto Castro, winners of this year’s UOC-RMF Prizes

06/11/2015. The three winners presented projects on artificial vision software for the University of Princeton, an app which accompanies parents during the upbringing of their newborns and an innovative programme which monitors breathing in a non-invasive way.

“A new app allows you to track an infant’s daily needs”

06/11/2015. La Vanguardia.

“Pere Parés, winner of the UOC RMF awards, provides an IT solution for Princeton university”

06/11/2015. Diari Ara.

“A student from Olesa de Montserrat reaches the finals of a multimedia award hosted by the UOC”

04/11/2015. Regió 7.

“Finalist of the UOC RMF awards”

04/11/2015. Última Hora.

“A graduate from Mallorca is a finalist of the UOC RMF awards”

03/11/2015. Diari de Balears.

The six finalists of the second awarding of the UOC-RMF Prizes have been selected

30/10/2015. The awards are divided into the categories of Information Technology, Multimedia and Security and Telecommunication, which are made up of two participants each. The winners in each field will receive a cheque for 3,000 euros.

The RMF is launching a theatre workshop to encourage social integration of people with intellectual disabilities

23/10/2015. 32 residents of the home residence Albatros will participate in the initiative, which will conclude with a play performed in front of family and friends.

Registration to attend the second UOC-RMF Prizes award ceremony is open

15/10/2015. The event takes place on the 5th November at the Palau Macaya in Barcelona.

News Convives: the electronic bulletin on spasticity

The Ramon Molinas Foundation collaborated with the association Convives con Espasticidad with the aim of implementing the first electronic bulletin specialised in spasticity. The publication provides useful information about this pathology to improve the quality of life of the people affected and their families.

RMF: Scholarship in English for young learners at the British Council 2015-2016

The Ramon Molinas Foundation and the British Council, with the collaboration of the Government of Catalonia Department of Education, are offering for the second consecutive year grants to enrol in RMF: Scholarship in English for young learners at the British Council, a programme which encourages continued training in the English language, directed at young people with talent but come from disadvantaged economic backgrounds.

The Ramon Molinas Foundation promotes further education of advanced English

05/10/2015. Those awarded the RMF: Scholarship in English for Young Learners at the British Council last year will have the opportunity to extend their grant for the academic year 2015-2016.