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Index

Letter from the President 5

Our priority objectives 6

Other activities of Fundació ORDESA 7

ORDESA Calls for Applications for Aid 8

Winning projects of the ten ORDESA Calls for Applications for Aid 10

Winning projects of the 1st ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid 12

Winning projects of the 2nd ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid 13

Winning projects of the 3rd ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid 14

Winning projects of the 4th ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid 15







Charity night 22

We want to continue working to ensure a decent childhood 24

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Isolda Ventura

Ten years have gone by, and what started out as a dream and a challenge, the idea of helping the more underprivileged children in the world, has

come true. We can say, humbly but with pride, that we have done our bit to make the world a fairer, more human and committed place.

Our assessment is positive and it encourages us to press on: ten Ordesa Calls for Applications for Aid; 650 projects received; 2.5 million Euros granted to 54 winning projects in 40 countries in Africa, South America, Asia, and in Spain too; one million Euros in infant food donations (milk, cereals and jars), and more than 150,000 children all over the world lacking in resources who have received our support. This fills us with joy and satisfaction.

And as could hardly be otherwise, we wish to thank all those who have helped us with their selfless efforts and commitment over the past ten years, beginning with the Foundation’s Trustees, all the collaborators and the Awards Committee members. We would never have made it this far without their generosity and dedication.

We would also like to acknowledge the many charity organisations and their volunteers, who, through their sacrifice and by foregoing a life of comfort, help us to improve the lives of the less fortunate. Our admiration goes out to you for your hard work and determination, and we wish to call upon you to continue to make progress in the areas of solidarity and cooperation.

We also want to look to the future, with the determination to push ahead in the task of building a fairer world for everyone, particularly those who are never given the opportunity to have a decent childhood. Our goal and hope is that one day we will have no need to exist…

Thank you to all those who have helped us to replace a tear with a smile on many children’s faces.

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01 Our priority objectives

Fundació ORDESA is an institution whose mission is to boost and promote the improvement of the living conditions, nutrition and health of children, mainly newborns, infants and children in their early years of life.

Fundació ORDESA was set up in 2002 on the initiative of Laboratorios Ordesa and as a result of the growing sensitivity among many paediatricians, pharmacists and other health professionals of the need to help meet children’s most basic needs. Laboratorios Ordesa, as the founding organisation, thus demonstrates its commitment to promoting its own private organisation to channel and contribute financial aid to humanitarian projects aimed at improving chil-dren’s health and nutrition.

Our priority objectives include the promotion and funding of projects, initia-tives and programmes aimed at providing care for the most vulnerable child population, lacking in resources and/or affected by socio-economic underde-velopment.

The direct financial aid awarded by Fundació ORDESA contributes to im-proving children’s quality of life, health and nutrition and helps them to develop properly as human beings.

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RECOMMENDATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR PERINATAL MEDICINE. Funding of the publication costs of these works for perinatologists at hospitals in underdeveloped countries.

BASIC PERINATAL CARE. This book is addressed to empirical or traditional midwives of underdeveloped countries, where a substantial reduction in the mortality rates of mothers and children is both possible and necessary.

The drafting and dissemination of professional, educational and informative printed materials, with recommenda-tions and tips for families, generally foreign-born, through materials translated into the most common languages of these groups. They are distributed in Spain by primary care centres and hospitals.

Other Fundació ORDESA activities

Donation of more than 180,000 Kgof baby food

(milk, cereals and jars)

The financial aid awarded to the selected projects is the most relevant part of Fundació ORDESA’s work, but it is not the only one. Since it was founded, Fundació Ordesa has made more and more dona-tions of products manufactured by Laboratorios Ordesa to different charities that help families without resources to buy children’s food.

Fundació ORDESA has also carried out other initiatives with a view to devel- oping printed materials for professional, educational and informative purposes:

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Calls for Applications for Aid ORDESASince 2003, Fundació ORDESA has organised ten ORDESA Calls for Applica-tions for Aid to which more than 650 projects or initiatives from a wide range of organisations were submitted, targeting different countries, mainly in Africa, South America and India.

As of the Sixth Call for Applications for Aid (2008), it was established that at least one of the projects must be developed in Spain in order to help the child popula-tion with some form of disability or other disease that affects their quality of life.

The funding of the projects must always be based on three priority aspects:

CREATION or maintenance of infrastructures.

PURCHASE of healthcare facilities for infrastructure operation.

DEVELOPMENT of healthcare and/or nutritional programmes.

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Presidency of the Spanish Paediatrics Association

Regional Minister for Health of the Government of Catalonia

Presidency of the General Board of Official Colleges of Pharmacists of Spain

Mayor of Sant Boi de Llobregat

Presidency of the Royal Academy of Pharmacy of Catalonia

A representative of the top-scoring project from the previous call for applica-tions for aid

Economist, architect and technician in national and international cooperation

Chair of Fundació Ordesa

For the selection of the winning projects, Fundació ORDESA is honoured to have an external Awards Committee comprised of authorities and individuals of recog-nised standing from the Spanish healthcare industry and organisations of interna-tional cooperation. The Committee comprises representatives from:

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More than € 2,550,000 allocated to a total of 54 projects

STA. CRUZ DE LA SIERRA (BOLIVIA) Centro Parálisis Cerebral

SAN SALVADOR (EL SALVADOR) Asociación Mensajeros de la Paz

ACOMAYO (PERU) Fundación Gota de Leche

CUZCO (PERU) Fundación Prodeín

LIMA (PERU) Asociación Madre Coraje

ANTIOQUIA (COLOMBIA) Servei Solidari i Missioner

STA. ROSA DE VITERBO (COLOMBIA) Fundación Social Molano

QUESADA JUTIAPA (GUATEMALA) Entidad Quesada Solidaria

OMOA (HONDURAS)Asociación Médicos Mundi de Bizkaia

RIVER (NICARAGUA) Desos Opción Solidaria

BONAO (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)Fundación Nuestra Sra. de Guadalupe

ALCALÁ (COLOMBIA) Servei Solidari i Missioner dels Caputxins (SSIM) de Catalunya i Balears

PUCARA (ECUADOR) Asociación de Cooperación con Ecuador (ACOEC)

AYACUCHO (PERU)Fundación Ayuda en Acción

EL ALTO (BOLIVIA)Fundación Sembrando Esperanza

SUCRE (BOLIVIA)Fundación Amazonia

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BONAO (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)Fundación Nuestra Sra. de Guadalupe

PORT-AU-PRINCE (HAITI)Asociación Navarra Nuevo Futuro

BARCELONA (SPAIN)Nexe Fundació Privada

BARCELONA (SPAIN)Fundació Hospitalet de la Mare de Déu de Lourdes

CARTAGENA-MURCIA (SPAIN)Asociación Tutelar de la Persona con Discapacidad

CASTELLÓN (SPAIN)Fundación Borja Sánchez

MBOUR (SENEGAL)Fundación Privada por una Sonrisa en África

LUNSAR (SIERRA LEONE)Hospital San Juan de Dios

BOLONDO (EQUATORIAL GUINEA)

África Directo

DJUNANG (CAMEROON)Fundación Proclade

MBOUR (SENEGAL)Fundación por una Sonrisa en África

BOUAKÉ (IVORY COAST) Fundación Akwaba

BALANDINE (SENEGAL)Fundación Kassumay

MOUNDOU (REP. OF CHAD)Associació Humanitària de Solidaritat

BAMENDA (CAMEROON)Saint Maria Soledad Catholic Health

ENUGU (NIGERIA) Níger Welfare Foundation

NORTE KIBU (DEMOCRATIC

REP. OF CONGO)África Directo

NOSSOMBOUGOU (MALI)Associació Catalana d’Ajuda al Sahel

MADAOUA (NIGER)Médicos sin Fronteras

GULU (UGANDA)Cesal

TIGRAY (ETHIOPIA)África Viva

OROMÍA (ETHIOPIA)Fundación Cal Pau (Pozuelo de Alarcón)

KISUMU (RWANDA)Fundación Juan Bornal

NGANDANJIKA (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO)Fundación Cauce

MANHIÇA (MOZAMBIQUE) Fundación África Viva

SÂO DÁMASO (MOZAMBIQUE)Mare de Déu de la Mercè

ZWAY (ETHIOPIA)Manos Unidas

MADOMBIZHA (SOUTH AFRICA) Clam per la Dignitat

LAMU (KENYA)Fundación Pablo HorstmannNDURA (KENYA)

Diocese of Garissa

TANA RIVER (KENYA)Diocese of Garissa

GALOLE Y GWANO (KENYA)Diocese of Garissa

LILONGWE (MALAWI)Active Africa

ADDIS ABEBA (ETHIOPIA)Matres Mundi

POKHARA (NEPAL)Sathi Sansar

PALLIKONDA (INDIA)Fundación Madreselva

ANANTAPUR (INDIA)Fundación Vicente Ferrer

SHIGATSE (TIBET)Comunidad Humana

BACOLOD (PHILIPPINES)Fundación Madreselva

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01 ACOMAYO PeruFundación Gota de Leche Sevilla It was awarded a subsidy of €30,000 for a project to create a shelter for children in extreme poverty, for use as a day centre and as a cen-tre for activities aimed at the protection and promotion of health, nutrition and vacci-nation. The direct beneficia-ries of this project were 50 children under the age of 10 years.

02 ALCALÁ Colombia Servei Solidari i Missio-ner dels Caputxins (SSIM) de Catalunya i Balears Barcelona Project for children dis-placed by violence, con-sisting of the extension of a care centre for children aged 1 to 6 years. The ex-tension increased the cen-tre’s capacity from 80 to 150 children. The subsidy awarded was €50,400.

03 PUCARA Ecuador Asociación de Coo-peración con Ecuador (ACOEC) ValenciaIt was awarded a subsidy to the value of €30,000 to carry out a project, launched in 2001, to im-prove child health and nu-trition, targeting children at nine nurseries in Pucará (Ecuador). The direct ben-eficiaries were children aged between 0 and 6 years.

04 SAN SALVADOR El Salvador Asociación Mensajeros de la Paz MadridIt was awarded a subsidy to the value of €34,400 to consolidate an integrated care project (therapeutic, physiological, pedagogical and psychological) for 20 children aged between 3 and 11 years with physi-cal or mental disabilities who were orphaned by the earthquakes in El Salvador.

Winning projects of the 1st ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid

05 MANHIÇA MozambiqueFundación África Viva BarcelonaImplements a programme launched in 1998 for the renovation of a medical centre offering integrated medical and nutritional care and training to chil-dren, mothers and families. In 2001, the centre carried out more than 33,000 visits. It was awarded a subsidy of €30,200, which was allocated to improving and expanding the capac-ity of this health facility.

06 MADOMBIZHA South Africa Clam per la Dignitat BarcelonaIt was awarded a subsidy of €75,000 for a project to build a canteen/school-house for mentally handi-capped children, together with nutritional and health and hygiene programmes. The direct beneficiaries of the project were 50 chil-dren, although 300 chil-dren also benefited from the school.

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Winning projects of the 2nd ORDESA Call for Applications for Aid

01 ZWAY EthiopiaManos Unidas Madrid It was awarded a subsidy of €62,252 to implement a children’s nutrition pro-gramme in Zway (Ethiopia) for children aged 0 to 5 years attending schools of the Salesian Sisters and for other families in Zway. A total of 1,500 children benefited.

02 BAMENDA Cameroon Saint Maria Soledad Catholic Health Bamenda It was awarded a subsidy of €48,646 for a project to improve the health and nu-trition of children through preventive medicine, the treatment of tropical and other types of disease, and the proper nutrition of chil-dren of HIV-positive moth-ers. The project provided care for 3,900 children.

03 TANA RIVER Kenya Diócesis de Garissa Hola It was awarded a subsidy of €45,000 to implement the project entitled “Pro-motion of nutritional and healthcare support for children”, the aim of which was to improve quality of life for 16,000 children in the Hola-Tana River District through the creation of an Integrated Centre for sus-tainable food/healthcare and educational support.

04 OMOA Honduras Asociación Médicos Mundi de Bizkaia VizcayaIt was awarded €43,262 to implement a nutritional im-provement project for chil-dren in Omoa (Honduras), aimed at improving the nutrition of children aged between 0 and 5 years. A total of 4,500 children benefited.

05 EL ALTO BoliviaFundación Sembrando Esperanza El AltoIt was awarded a subsidy of €39,138 to implement the project entitled “Improve-ment of maternal and child health in El Alto (Bolivia)”, covering the area of San Luis Taza and the outskirts of the city of El Alto. A total of 5,600 children benefit-ed from the project.

06 SÂO DÁMASO Mo-zambiqueMare de Déu de la Merced LleidaIt was awarded €31,380 to implement the project entitled “Operation and ex-tension of nutritional activ-ity in Sao Damaso (Mozam-bique)”, aimed at promoting the social development of the neighbourhood, im-proving the nutritional sta-tus of the child population and contributing to school-ing, among others. A total of 90 children benefited.

07 ANANTAPUR IndiaFundación Vicente Ferrer BarcelonaDeveloped a “Nutrition programme for the child population of Anantapur (India)”, for which it was awarded a subsidy to the value of €30,000. A total of 9,000 children benefited. The aim of the programme was to reduce the high child mortality rate by im-proving their nutrition.

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01 CUZCO PeruFundación Prodeín Madrid It was awarded €31,200 for a project to improve paediatric care at a chari-table rural medical facility. The aim of this project was to improve basic living con-ditions for the indigenous rural population, as well as paediatric care at the Pro-dein Charity Health Centre. The beneficiaries of the project were 3,700 chil-dren aged 0-15 years.

02 ENUGU Nigeria Níger Welfare Foundation Lagos It was awarded a subsidy of €38,700 to implement the project entitled “Medi-cal care for children and pregnant women in Enugu”, aimed at improving the medical and preventive care in the area, reducing mortality and morbidity in children, promoting the education of women in health and hygiene matters, improving pre- and post-natal care and consolidating prevention, early detection and treatment of infections in children. The beneficiary population were 125,749 children aged between 0 and 15 years, and 58,683 women of childbearing age.

03 KUKRA RIVER Nicaragua Desos Opción Solidaria BarcelonaIt was awarded €40,050 to carry out the nutritional project entitled “Four pounds of rice and...” to continue the programmes already implemented in the Kukra River area (Nicaragua). The aim of this project was to increase the economic activity and productivity of 120 families from indi-genous rural communities. The beneficiaries included 320 children aged be-tween 0 and 14 years.

04 QUESADA- JUTIAPA GuatemalaQuesada Solidaria JaénIt was awarded €40,050 to implement the “School Breakfast” project in the vil-lages of Quesada-Jutiapa. Its aim was to improve the diet of the school-age population and reduce the incidence of malnutrition, as well as to improve school progress and results, food handling and food habits. Approximately 3,195 pri-mary school children and 261 pre-school chil-dren benefited from this subsidy.

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01 NORTE KIVU Dem. Rep. of CongoÁfrica Directo Madrid It was awarded a subsidy of €31,500 to develop a project to set up a rainwa-ter harvesting system and provide a plot of land for a small vegetable garden to ensure the supply of food and drinking water to 900 children orphaned by the war in their country.

02 BONAO Dominican Republic Fundación Nuestra Sra. de Guadalupe Bonao Applied for €34,562 for the construction and installation of a water purification plant for families to produce and sell bottled water. With the funds obtained from the sale of the water, a nutritional plan was developed for in-fants and young children in the area. A total of 1,200 families benefited.

03 PALLIKONDA India Fundación Madreselva Madrid It was awarded €34,258 for building and starting up a health centre for children and pregnant women in In-dia. A total of 600 children benefited from the project.

04 NDURA Kenya Diócesis de Garissa Hola It was awarded a subsidy of €52,000 to implement a project for the renova-tion and rebuilding of eight canteens for the nursery schools in the area, together with nutritional support for 2,000 children aged be-tween 1 and 4 years from the area, which suffers seri-ous food shortages.

05 SUCRE Bolivia Fundación Amazonia Palma de MallorcaIt was awarded €57,000 for a project to set up an in-dustrial bakery in which to train 200 children living in a home, as part of a global project that this founda-tion has been working on since 2005 called “Home for working street children”, in which 60 children live.

06 MBOUR SenegalFundación Privada por una Sonrisa en África BarcelonaIt was awarded €58,750 to build a maternity depart-ment in the “Louly Ben-teigne” community clinic in Mbour to address the high risk of mortality caused by the fact that women in the area usually give birth at home. A total of 1,100 families benefited.

07 BOLONDO Equatorial GuineaONG Desarrollo 2000 en África BarcelonaIt was awarded €31,500 to implement its project for the construction of nine drinking water wells. The project also includes the construction of 225 latrines, a waste control system and improvements to the nutri-tional status of 1,900 chil-dren.

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01 LUNSAR Sierra LeoneHospital San Juan de Dios Barcelona It was awarded €60,000 to implement a project to cover the transfer of vol-untary doctors and nurses from Hospital San Juan de Dios in order to set up a telemedicine programme and training plan for health professionals. Deals with 35,000 visits/year.

02 NGANDANJIKA Dem. Rep. of Congo Fundación Cauce Valladolid It was awarded a subsidy of €90,000 to implement a project for the construction and equipping of a specialised centre for preven-tive education and care in matters of health, nutrition and hygiene for the popu-lation of Mpyana. Almost 10,000 children aged 0 to 14 years benefited from the project.

03 KISUMU Rwanda Fundación Juan Bonal Zaragoza Develops a programme, through the Sisters of Cha-rity, to prevent mother-to-child transmission of AIDS through the distribution of food to babies, comple-mented by education for their mothers. The awarded subsidy of €35,000 will be allocated to the consolida-tion of this project. A total of 180 children benefited.

04 SHIGATSE Tibet Comunidad Humana MadridIt was awarded €30,000 to implement a child health improvement project consisting of the installa-tion of drinking water and greenhouses in two district schools for 400 children from 14 villages in the area. The project includes courses to train teachers on how to carry out the main-tenance.

05 AYACUCHO PeruFundación Ayuda en Acción MadridIt was awarded a subsidy of €35,000 to implement a programme consisting of the purchase and equip-ping of a mobile polyclinic (ambulance) to provide obstetrics and gynaeco- logy, dentistry, electro-cardiography, ultrasound, delivery care and minor surgery services. The pro-ject will have 5,000 direct beneficiaries.


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01 GULU UgandaCesal Madrid It was awarded €50,000 to implement a medical reha-bilitation project for 100 disabled children in the area affected by the guer-rilla uprising in northern Uganda. It will be carried out at the Gulu Regional Orthopedic Workshop, a production centre for prostheses and orthopae-dic equipment in Uganda.

02 LIMA Peru Asociación Madre Coraje Jerez de la Frontera It was awarded €30,000 to implement a project for the purchase of hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, early stimu-lation, psychomotor activity and speech therapy equip-ment. It will provide com-prehensive care to more than 100 students, who are disabled minors at the La Alegría del Señor centre.

03 MOUNDOU Republic of Chad Associació Humanitaria de Solidaritat (AHS) Girona It was awarded €30,000 to send out a multi-disci-plinary surgical team with the essential technical and pharmacological resources to perform reconstructive surgery of the musculo-skeletal system, face and mouth. A total of 200 chil-dren will benefit.

04 ANTIOQUIA ColombiaServei Solidari i Missio-ner (SSIM) BarcelonaIt was awarded €30,000 to implement a project to build, equip and run an Integrated Development Centre for 500 children, some with disabilities, thus enabling them to access a special education pro-gramme.

05 POKHARA NepalSathi Sansar BarcelonaIt was awarded €30,000 to implement a project based on education, outreach and home care in communities of families with children affected by cerebral palsy, with 40 children benefit- ing directly from the pro-gramme. The project also promotes social integration by boosting own resources and family participation.

06 SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA BoliviaCentro Parálisis Cerebral Sta. Cruz de la SierraIt was awarded €50,000 for the purchase of a school bus. With a travelling interdisci-plinary team and ongoing guidance and training pro-grammes, the project allows children and adolescents with different educational needs and abilities due to neurological brain damage to receive an education. A total of 114 students will benefit.

07 BARCELONA Spain Fundació Hospitalitat de la Mare de Déu de Lourdes BarcelonaProgramme for children and young adults with intellectu-al and/or physical disabilities, in which a team of monitors schedules yearly activities for 20 children and young adults aimed at fostering their abilities and skills. The subsidy of €30,000 will be allocated to the consolida-tion of this project.


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05 BARCELONA Spain Nexe Fundació Privada BarcelonaIt was awarded a subsidy of €40,000 for specific health care at the Centro de Atención Especializada (Specialised Care Facility, CAE), aimed at a group of

40 children under the age of 6 years with multi-ple disabilities who require permanent monitoring of their vital status. The pro-ject also includes health promotion and the imple-mentation of the necessary care plans.

01 DJUNANG CameroonFundación Proclade Madrid It was awarded €100,000 for the renovation, equip-ping and set-up of three visiting rooms, a reception room, inpatient ward, ma-ternity room, delivery and resuscitation rooms, labo-ratory and pharmacy at Hospital Saint Dominique, which meets the needs of a population of 8,000 people.

02 NOSSOMBOUGOU Mali Associació Catalana d’Ajuda al Sahel BarcelonaNossombougou Hospital has suffered structural dam-age that has rendered it virtually impossible to use. The subsidy of €50,000 will be allocated to the com-plete rehabilitation of the hospital and to new medi-cal instruments. A total of 17,000 people benefited.

03 TIGRAY Ethiopia África Viva BarcelonaThis region of Ethiopia has one of the world’s highest maternal and infant mor-tality rates. An award of €30,000 was granted to improve disease diagnosis and prevention and health education, and to facili-tate access to health care through the Daughters of Charity. A total of 1,500 children will benefit from the programme.

04 SANTA ROSA DE VITERBO ColombiaFundación Social Molano BogotáA subsidy of €30,000 was awarded to develop the Soy-based Nutritional Pro-gramme for 300 children who are given a free daily nutritional supplement based on soy milk. The pro-gramme has been exten-ded to 580 students by setting up a soy processing plant.

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01 PORT-AU-PRINCE HaitiAsociación Navarra Nue-vo Futuro Huarte (Navarra) It was awarded €30,000 in funding to equip the Medi-Care Clinic with medical materials and apparatus. This project will reduce in-fant mortality and diseases such as cholera, which are linked to malnutrition and poor hygiene practices. A total of 18,000 beneficia-ries, including mothers and children.

02 LAMU KenyaFundación Pablo Horst-mann Alcobendas (Madrid)It was awarded a subsidy of €30,000 to improve health care in the paediatric popu-lation. The basic aim is to promote full vaccination of all children in the district and set up a specific renu-trition unit to monitor mal-nourished children. A total of 7,000 children benefited.

03 MBOUR Senegal Fundación por una Sonrisa en África BarcelonaIt was awarded a subsidy of €40,000 to extend the maternity ward and dispen-sary. The project will include the construction of waiting rooms, a paediatric visiting and child vaccination room, a dentist’s office, a warehouse and a space for the residence of the midwives that run the complex. A total of 4,000 children benefited.

04 MEKI Ethiopia Fundación Cal Pau: Pozuelo de Alarcón MadridIt was awarded a subsidy of €30,000 to carry out a project to construct a 166-m2 centre with three rooms for the care of orphans and/or abandoned children. The facility will also be offered as a reference resource to fami-lies in the local community. A total of 280 people bene-fited.

05 BOUAKÉ Ivory CoastFundación Akwaba Hospitalet (Barcelona)Funding of €30,000 that will be used to improve the health and nutrition of a population of 4,500 infants and chil-dren and of more than 1,500 pregnant women. An annex to the Centre de Santé de Gonfreville facility will be built for the performance of medical examinations, tests for malnutrition and the diagnosis of AIDS, malaria, ty-phoid fever, etc.

06 BACALOD PhilippinesFundación Madreselva MadridIt was awarded funding to the value of 40,000€ to renovate an X-ray room, and install essential equip-ment for the diagnosis and monitoring of tuberculosis. A total of 250 children benefited.

07 CARTAGENA-MURCIA Spain Asociación Tutelar de la Persona con discapacidad Cartagena (Murcia)It was awarded funding to the value of €60,000 for the integrated and specialised

care of minors with intellec-tual disabilities and/or cere-bral palsy at the Virgen de la Caridad centre. This project will build and equip a multi-sensory room for child reha-bilitation. A total of 370 chil-dren benefited.

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01 GALOLEY QWANO KenyaDiócesis de Garissa Kenia It was awarded €50,000 to build an extension to the San Rafael Hospital for children and pregnant women. Con-struction and equipping of a maternity ward for the diag-nosis of HIV/AIDS and construction and equipping of a kitchen to provide nutritional support to children. A total of 8,000 under-5s and 2,000 pregnant women and mothers benefited.

02 BALANDINE Senegal Fundación Kassumay Sant Boi LlobregatIt was awarded €50,000 to build, staff and start up a hospital with a clinic area, delivery room and pre-par-tum and post-partum inpa-tient ward. A total of 650 beneficiaries, including mothers and young chil-dren.

03 MADAOUA Niger Médicos sin fronteras BarcelonaIt was awarded a subsidy of €50,000 to construct a permanent structure for the hospitalisation of children un-der the age of 5 years, which will help to reduce the mor-tality of children affected by frequent malaria epidemics. It will have an inpatient capacity for more than 2,000 children.

04 LILONGWE Malawi Active Africa BarcelonaIt was awarded €50,000 to set up two nurseries and build two wells. The nutri-tional and health status of the child population will be controlled, and the latter will be provided with food and basic hygiene. A total of 500 under-5s and their families benefited.

05 CASTELLÓN SpainFundación Borja Sánchez CastellónIt was awarded €50,000 to set up a multi-sensory room. Creation of a multi-sensory space and installation of equipment for the care of children with brain damage and to improve their cog-nitive and communicative skills and musculoskeletal abilities. A total of 1,500 children with brain damage benefited.


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ADDIS ABEBA EthiopiaMatres Mundi Barcelona Construction and equipping of the first maternal and chil-dren’s teaching hospital in Ethiopia to provide medical care to pregnant women, newborns and underprivileged chil-dren of Addis Ababa.

Equipped with all the technical resources for diagnosis and treatment in the maternal and paediatric field, it will include an emergency room, three examination rooms, a delivery room and a multi-purpose operating theatre with all the necessary equipment: ultrasound, X-rays, foetal/neo-natal monitoring unit, basic laboratory, etc. The inpatient ward will have 21 beds and deal with 9,000 obstetric visits, 11,000 paediatric visits and around 1,000 births every year.

The direct beneficiaries each year will be 4,000 pregnant women and 6,000 infants and children under the age of five years.

Besides providing health care, the hospital will also have a teaching aim, since it will train students from the “Interna-tional School of Perinatal Medicine for Africa”, producing 40 experts in maternal and paediatric care every year.

The centre will be based on the campus of the Ethiopian Catholic University of Addis Ababa.

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On 29 November, Fundació Ordesa celebrated its tenth anniversary in Barcelona. After the meal, and a look back over the foundation’s ten years of activity, the suc-cessful proposal of the 2012 Call for Applications for Aid was announced, which, at the decision of the Awards Committee, went to Asociación Matres Mundi Interna-cional.

Charity night

The ceremony began with a greeting from Mr Boi Ruiz, Regional Health Minister of the Government of Catalonia.

Isolda Ventura, President of Fundació Ordesa, interviewed by Xavier Coral.

Joan Sánchez, Director of Fundació Ordesa, detailing the results of the Tenth Ordesa Call for Applications for Aid.

Isolda Ventura explaining the foundation’s objectives and activities over the past ten years.

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Speech by Maria Assumpció Roset on behalf of the Mayor of Barcelona, Mr Xavier Trias.

Dr Josep Maria Carrera, President and Founder of Matres Mundi, present-ing this year’s winning project.

Dr Josep Maria Carrera receives the diploma in the presence of the members of the Board of Trustees.

Closure of the ceremony by Dr José María Ventura on behalf of all the founding trustees.

Joan Sánchez and Isolda Ventura announcing the name of the winning organisation of the Tenth Call for Applications for Aid.

The hall of the venue, Barcelona’s Casa Llotja de Mar, during the charity event.

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The world, our environment and even we ourselves have seen many changes over the past ten years, but there is something that has remained intact: the drive and determination of Fundació Ordesa to continue to help the children that need us most.

Thank you to all those who help us to replace a tear with a smile.We would like to extend our special thanks to Grupo Ordesa, whose sales teams help to spread the work of Fundació Ordesa among healthcare professionals.

We want to carry on working for a decent childhood

For life, health and infant nutritionwww.fundacioordesa.org

Thank you to all those who work towards ensuring a more decent childhood

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