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  • Valencia after the DANA: a process of rebuilding lives
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    Valencia 15.01.25

    Valencia after the DANA: a process of rebuilding lives

    The DANA (standing for Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos in Spanish or “isolated high-level depression"), commonly known as a “cold drop", which claimed over 200 lives in Valencia, has not only left behind destroyed homes, but has also had a severe ...

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  • Sport as a means to improve people’s lives
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    Navalmoral de la mata 08.01.25

    Sport as a means to improve people’s lives

    Creativity has a prominent place in the DNA of the Cepaim Foundation, which is reflected, above all, in the way the initiatives conducted are approached. Its objectives of social assistance and improvement are reflected in innovative projects such ...

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  • A wheelchair and a sailing boat to get to port
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    A coruña 03.12.24

    A wheelchair and a sailing boat to get to port

    Diego was 12 when he helped his father build a fibreglass canoe and they paddled together through the Galician landscapes. Years later he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It was precisely in the physiotherapy clinic that he saw an ...

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  • Ana, laughing again under a roof
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    Madrid 17.10.24

    Ana, laughing again under a roof

    A victim of gender-based violence, when she was 30 years old Ana found herself living in a shack in a park. She managed to get by, but a new partner also abused her; she had to leave her daughter with social services and ended up homeless once more. ...

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  • The roots of solidarity
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    Málaga 22.08.24

    The roots of solidarity

    When Laura and María José set up the Imagina project, an association that promotes inclusive development in the interior of the province of Málaga, Mari Pepa, María José’s mother, threw herself into helping by welcoming the volunteers. Following the ...

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