The Ateneu Castelló Foundation is an organization with more than 25 years of experience supporting people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and their families, through comprehensive care that includes rehabilitation, support, and prevention. Through its various programs and actions, Ateneu benefits 3,000 people annually. In Castelló, 6,000 people live with ABI, 84% as a result of a stroke. Nine out of ten stroke cases are preventable.

Project: ‘Together for Brain Health-CRAPPS Living Room’. The action that this campaign will help finance, together with Rototom Sunsplash, consists of adapting one of the key therapeutic spaces of the new Rehabilitation, Personal Autonomy and Social Participation Center (CRAPPS) of Ateneu Castelló: the Living Room. An accessible and therapeutic space that will allow training essential skills for the daily life of people with ABI. The Living Room is integrated into the new headquarters of Ateneu Castelló, to which the entity has moved to expand its care capacity and have safe, properly equipped facilities with adequate professional human resources. The center, in full process of reform and adaptation, will serve more than 200 people with ABI and their families each year.

+ INFO: https://ateneocastellon.org/

Payasospital has a trajectory of 26 years during which it has been dedicated to positively transforming the emotional state of pediatric patients using humor and laughter as a therapeutic tool. It currently carries out its work in twelve public hospitals in the Valencian Community. In the province of Castelló, it is present at the Castelló General University Hospital and the La Plana Hospital of Vila-real.

Project: ‘Smiles for hospitalized children in the Valencian Community’. Its objective is to improve the emotional health and quality of life of pediatric patients through the fun, individual and personalized visits of the professional clowns of Payasospital. All of them are carried out in coordination with the health personnel of each hospital center. More than 20,000 admitted minors benefit annually from this project, to whose financing the collaboration with Rototom Sunsplash will contribute.

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UNRWA is the United Nations Agency that has been working for 75 years for the Palestine refugee population in the Middle East, guaranteeing education, health, humanitarian aid and essential services to more than six million people. Its mission is to offer assistance and development opportunities to the Palestine refugee population in Gaza, the West Bank –including East Jerusalem-, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Currently, UNRWA faces enormous challenges: the devastation and violence in Gaza, the attacks against its personnel and facilities, the restrictions on humanitarian access and the repeated violation of international humanitarian law. Despite everything, the Agency has not stopped working a single day and remains an indispensable pillar of protection, dignity and hope for millions of people.

Project: ‘Humanitarian emergency in Gaza’. This action of the Spanish Committee of UNRWA reinforces UNRWA’s response to the extreme crisis that the Strip has been experiencing since 2023, providing protection, food, health, water, sanitation, psychosocial support and education. Its objective is to guarantee the survival, dignity and fundamental rights of the more than two million people who make up the population of Gaza. The funds raised through this campaign together with Rototom Sunsplash will be used to support shelters, distribute vital aid, maintain health centers and create learning spaces. Direct humanitarian aid for an exhausted population.

+ INFO: https://unrwa.es/

Stand Up For Jamaica is a non-profit organization founded in 2007 by a group of volunteers from Amnesty International Italy to promote and defend the human rights of Jamaican society, especially the most vulnerable people and groups: children, women, impoverished communities, the prison population, people with HIV/AIDS, or people with disabilities. Through its various projects, it works to improve their living conditions, offer education and psychosocial support, and strengthen their individual capacities and autonomy to break cycles of violence and exclusion and achieve full reintegration into society.

Project: ‘Updating Computer Centers for the Autonomy and Professional Training of the Prison Population in Jamaica.’ The solidarity campaign with Rototom Sunsplash will contribute to improving and providing new equipment to three computer centers in the General Penitentiaries of St. Catherine and Tower Street and the South Camp Women’s Penitentiary within the framework of the educational project with the prison population that the NGO is developing in these institutions. It benefits 200 people deprived of their liberty and prepares them for reintegration by obtaining a qualified professional competence. The updating of these facilities will allow the program to be developed with the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) so that people deprived of their liberty can attend online classes and obtain a university degree in Finance and International Finance. These rooms also offer classes to small groups in data management, computer technician skills, and graphic design, in alliance with the HEART Foundation.

+ INFO: https://www.standupforjamaica.org/