Go back
”la Caixa” Banking Foundation extends its palliative care programme in China
International, 8 May 2017
The Comprehensive Care Programme for People with Advanced Illnesses provides health and psychosocial care for patients and relatives, as well as raising awareness about palliative care, its culture and the service it does for society.
The programme will be strengthened in Hong Kong thanks to cooperation between ”la Caixa” Banking Foundation, the BEA Foundation and The Salvation Army Hong Kong.
Isidro Fainé, president of ”la Caixa” Banking Foundation, noted that: “We make a significant contribution to providing comprehensive care for people in difficult circumstances. Among such people, those in the final stages of their life are a high priority. Just as we provide this care in Spain, we want to enable this commitment to cross borders”.
More information in the PDF press release
Related news
”la Caixa” Foundation attracts and retains talent with a hundred fellowships for young researchers
105 researchers will develop their projects in Spain and Portugal thanks to the 65 fellowships awarded in the framework of the doctoral INPhINIT programme and the 40 in the postdoctoral Junior Leader programme.
CosmoCaixa explores the meaning of colour in the world through an exhibition of National Geographic photographs
Until April 10, the museum will host an exhibition of 70 photographs by renowned National Geographic photographers, images that capture the vast colour palette which shapes our world.
CaixaForum Madrid prints the future in the PRINT3D exhibition
The Print3D. Reprinting reality exhibition, which will remain in the centre until the end of May, enables you to delve into this fast, simple, economical and versatile technology which has a long way to go..
”la Caixa” Foundation presents its CaixaProinfancia programme, a pioneer in the fight against child poverty in Spain, before the UN
At the ECOSOC Forum 2023, accompanied by the Government of Spain’s High Commissioner for the Fight against Child Poverty and Save the Children, the Foundation presented the methodology and results of its programme.
CaixaForum Madrid becomes the epicentre of experimental photography
”la Caixa” Foundation’s cultural centre in Madrid hosts the premiere of an exhibition that takes visitors on a journey through the history of experimental photography.
Support to three innovative biomedical projects to help them transfer from the lab to the market
CaixaResearch Consolidate call for proposals resulted in the selection of three promising projects. Each will receive funding of 300,000 euros to help their innovations reach the market and society as a whole.
