In the social action line, the Foundation develops and participates in various types of projects, including those related to the integration into society of people with disabilities, for children with serious illnesses, the development of social, educational and healthcare conditions among people at risk, raising awareness on the environment and social entrepreneurship.
To fulfil this commitment and social work, we collaborate with trusted entities, promoting joint projects to enable a dignified life to groups at risk of poverty and social exclusion. The "A tu lado" (by your side) programme, in collaboration with the Save the Children initiative, or the projects to improve the health conditions of Doctors Without Borders, are a clear example.
In line with these social action programmes, with Save the Med we work on the Changemakers project to contribute to the development of a network for the conservation of protected marine areas, as well as working to help the ecosystem regain balance and well-being.
In addition to all these social work activities and programmes, our vision extends to a long-term future, trying to provide help and solutions to common problems for those groups in situations of poverty or exclusion, and those that require social support and intervention.
The "A tu lado" social action programme is a project launched by Save the Children aimed at minimising the impact of the Covid-19 health crisis on the most vulnerable households. This is achieved by providing the help needed to guarantee the wellbeing of the younger members of the family.
Save the Med is a social intervention programme that encourages students aged between 15 and 18 to work in groups to develop solutions to the problems of plastic pollution in the Mediterranean.
Together with Doctors Without Borders, we are working on a project to provide healthcare in the Kigulube Hospital in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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The Fundación Jesús Serra collaborates with the Fundación Abracadabra year after year in offering solidarity magic to those who most need it: hospitalised children, elderly people, people with mental or physical disabilities and young people at risk of social exclusion.
The Save the Med project is a programme that encourages students aged 15 to 18 from the "Dos Manos" (Two Hands) school programme to work in groups to develop solutions to combat the problems of plastic pollution.
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The "A tu lado" programme is a project launched by Save the Children aimed at minimising the impact of the Covid-19 health crisis on the most vulnerable households. This is achieved by providing the help needed to guarantee the wellbeing of the younger members of the family.
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