Even when times get tough, we never stop. Thanks to the Asociación Perros Azules (the Blue Dog Association), our team’s professionalism, and technology we’ve been able to give our kids and teens sessions with therapy dogs.
Aladina’s hospital team is welcoming a new member. Marcos Soto is a dentist with expertise in laser treatments for oral mucositis resulting from cancer treatments.
“The Healer” (originally titled “Lo Que De Verdad Importa” in Spanish) raised over €3 million for international organizations that work tirelessly to improve the lives of sick and at-risk children
Summer is in full swing, and giving gifts that support a good cause has never been this important. Collaborate with us so we can keep helping kids and teens with cancer and their families.
We’re donating €20,000 to a clinical trial led by CRIS Contra el Cáncer on the application of treatments for childhood cancer for COVID-19 patients
Our Aladina masks are washable and offer a high level of protection. They’re also very comfortable and make it easy to breath naturally, making them the perfect choice to wear for an extended amount of time. Don’t miss out!
Paco Arango’s third movie brought together movies and charity to help keep kids and teens with cancers smiling (and their families, too!).
We’ve launched www.yoayudoaaladina.org (which translates to “I Help Aladina”), a microsite where you’ll find lots of fun ways to help us out. Get your friends and family involved and get to work helping kids with cancer!
Good news for all our charitable friends – starting from May, the tax deduction for donations to NGOs has gone up five percentage points.
We’re so lucky to have her join us! Alicia will be helping the childhood cancer patients at the Hospital Universitario de Santiago de Compostela with therapy and emotional support.
Eleven current and former patients who received help from the Aladina Foundation have sent a very special hug via social media to the people who need it the most right now.
The program has been running for several years now at the Hospital Niño Jesús, and now two more hospitals are joining.
