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April 8, 2024
The Guide has been developed by Mental Health Catalonia (SMC), the Trauma, Crisis and Conflict Unit - Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UTCCB-UAB) and the Probitas Foundation. These materials offer recommendations for the promotion of emotional well-being and the accompaniment of adolescents and young people, as well as for action in mental health crisis situationsMarch 7, 2024
The Probitas Foundation promotes the empowerment of women to improve the health status of communities. Maureliana Caballero is one of the women we have trained and trained to work as a health promoter in Dos Palmas in the Paraguayan Chaco. He works in nearby communities informing about Chagas disease and the importance of getting tested. Maureliana's story is that of millions of women around the world, who look after their health as volunteers, midwives or health promoters.February 22, 2024
Barcelona, 22 February de 2024.- ISS Foundation 'Una Sonrisa Más' has signed a collaboration agreement with Probitas Foundation with the aim of facilitating decent employment in the health field addressed to people from vulnerable communities in Guatemala, especially women. The initiative, called "Becas Una Sonrisa Más", which will be implemented in alliance with FUNDAP School of Nursing in Quezaltenango, will promote the training of 29 young people who, thanks to this financial aid, will be able to train and obtain the official certificate of nursing assistant.January 30, 2024
Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are a range of mostly contagious diseases found in temperate countries and isolated regions that primarily affect people and communities with few economic and health resources. It is estimated that approximately one billion people are affected by a Neglected Tropical Disease.January 29, 2024
Malaria is an infectious disease transmitted by mosquito bites and caused by parasites of the genus Plasmodium. The World Health Organisation estimates that by 2022 there were 249 million cases worldwide, 93% of which were in African regions, which also accounted for 95% of deaths.Get new and relevant stories from the Probitas Foundation directly to your inbox.
