Fundación Aladina's
Projects
The environment where children with cancer and their families spend long periods of time has a big role in their physical and emotional state.
One of Aladina’s main lines of work is to intervene in public hospitals to improve their facilities.
Our goal is to create warm, comfortable environments with a healing and calm atmosphere, so that children and families can have, to the largest extent possible, a normal everyday life.
Ongoing projects
“Aladina’s journey around the world”
Hospital Virgen del Rocío (Sevilla)
598.250€
Raised
684.110€
Budget
Aladina lands in Sevilla with a wonderful project in the Hospital Virgen del Rocio, to improve the hospital stay of children and teens with cancer and their families.
Our project is called Aladina’s journey around the world and it includes:
- Complete renovation of the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Unit, filling the rooms and hallways with Magallane’s magnificent discoveries on his voyage around the world.
- Creation of an outdoor play area named “Courtyard of the Brave”
- Construction of a recreational area for parents. A space where they can feel almost at home, rest, take their meals and take some time for themselves, something they truly need.
- Improvements and refurbishment of the schooling area.
New state-of-the-art Pediatric
Onco-hematology Center
Hospital Vall d’Hebrón (Barcelona)
902.000€
Raised
6.172.432,40€
Budget
Our most ambitious project to date, the new state-of-the-art pediatric onco-hematology center will provide the space necessary in order to deliver the highest level of care to children with cancer and families. 2022.
This project is funded in collaboration with F. Small and F. Albert Bosch and construction is expected to commence in the summer of 2022 and finish in 2024.
The new unit will have:
- A surface area of 2,646m2
- Children’s area with 13 individual rooms
- Transplant area with 8 individual rooms
- Teenagers’ area with 7 individual rooms
- Communal areas: Children’s play room, teen room, parent’s rest area and dinning room, new classroom, new gymnasium and a large outdoor terrace and garden
“Play Area”
Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias (Oviedo)
66.023€
Raised
89.000€
Budget
With our first project in Asturias, “Play Area” we are filling the hallways and children’s areas of the HUCA (Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias) with joy and color.
The new decoration will grace the walls of the pediatric hospital, including waiting areas, hallways and the pediatric and neonatal ICUs and units.
At the end of 2021 we will unveil this great new project!
“LOKOMAT®”
Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos (Toledo)
192.450€
Raised
360.000€
Budget
The Lokomat is a robotic treadmill training system that uses a body weight support system to suspend children while their legs are attached to robotic legs that assist with basic walking functions.
It helps children with medullar lesions learn to walk again.
This system is the third one of its kind in Spain dedicated to pediatric patients and our first collaboration with the Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos de Toledo.
PEWS “Paediatric Early Warning System”
Hospital La Paz (Madrid)
120.000€
Raised
180.000€
Budget
Aladina funds the “Paediatric Early Warning System” in the Hospital La Paz. The purpose of PEWS, Paediatric Early Warning Systems, is to detect the clinical decline of children with cancer as early as possible. This will allow to decrease the frequency and length of time they spend as ICU inpatients and improve survival rates.
PEWS arrives directly from St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in the US, a leading institution in the treatment of children’s cancer.
Hospital Virgen de La ArrixacaMurciaBienvenido Resonauta
Nuevo sistema audiovisual TAC infantil.
100.000€
Recaudado
100.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Gregorio MarañónMadridCampo de Golf
Habilitación de 5 terrazas para pequeños campos de golf en la unidad de oncología pediátrica.
35.000€
Recaudado
35.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Universitario Niño JesúsMadridCentro Maktub
Reforma de la unidad de trasplantes de médula ósea del Hospital Niño Jesús de Madrid
650.000€
Recaudado
650.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Universitario de AlicanteMadridComo en casa
Decoración de las salas de Cirugía y Oncología pediátricas.
6.237€
Recaudado
6.237€
Objetivo
Hospital Virgen del RocíoSevillaEl viaje de Aladina
¡Llegamos a Sevilla por todo lo alto! En el Hospital Virgen del Rocío hemos puesto en marcha nuestra primera gran intervención para mejorar la estancia de los niños enfermos de cáncer y sus familias.
710.000€
Recaudado
710.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos de ToledoMadridLokomat
Donación de un robot pediátrico de rehabilitación, denominado Lokomat®, para ayudar a caminar a niños con lesiones medulares.
360.000€
Recaudado
360.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Virgen de La ArrixacaMurciaReforma Sala Espera UCI Pediátrica
Reforma integral Sala de Espera de la UCI Pediátrica y la Sala de Padres anexa a esta UCI.
33.000€
Recaudado
33.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Gregorio Marañón y Hospital Clínico Universitario Virgen de la ArrixacaMadridSalas Aladina
Queremos que los niños y adolescentes ingresados tengan espacios exclusivos para ellos.
35.000€
Recaudado
35.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Universitario Niño JesúsMadridUCI Aladina
Reforma integral de la Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos del Hospital Niño Jesús.
1.700.000€
Recaudado
1.700.000€
Objetivo
Hospital Niño JesúsMadridUnidad de la Vida
Nueva Área de Hospitalización de Cuidados Paliativos Pediátricos en el Niño Jesús de Madrid
600.000€
Recaudado
600.000€
Objetivo
Special projects
Aladina MGU - Breast Milk Bank
Although this goes beyond the bounds of our usual work, we are extremely proud of this project. The center provides the best food in the world, human breast milk, for premature and ill babies in the Madrid area, serving as support to all the other neonatal units in Madrid.
Thanks to a donation from an anonymous donor, with the initials MGU, we were able to refurbish and extend the former milk bank in 2014, turning it into a pioneering center. The goal is to meet the needs of all hospitals in the region with a Neonatology unit.
The Healer
Our most ambitious project to date, the new state-of-the-art pediatric onco-hematology center will provide the space necessary in order to deliver the highest level of care to children with cancer and families.
This project is funded in collaboration with F. Small and F. Albert Bosch and construction is expected to commence in the summer of 2022 and finish in 2024.