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2006 Óla CaixaÓ Welfare Projects Annual Report 013-5310238-92 Welfare Projects’ budget expenditure by area for financial year 2006

(Thousand euros) Social programmes 160,185 Environment & Science programmes 57,704 Cultural programmes 66,148 Education & Research programmes 18,646 Total budget 302,501

Funding of activities and investments carried out during 2006

(Thousand euros) Contribution of ”la Caixa” 302,501 Income generated by activities 8,403 Total 310,904

Basic data Total participants / beneficiaries 18,644,718 Total activities carried out 31,194 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report The soul of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects The soul of ”la Caixa” INDEX

Governing bodies of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects 4 Introduction 6 New Programmes by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects 10 Young People with values 12 Preventing dependence 16 Immigration 22 “Incorpora”. Employment for those at risk of marginalisation 28 Volunteers 32 Fellowships for inmates 36 Conserving natural areas and rejoining society 40 ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea 44 Art in the streets 48 Social Programmes 52 Violence: Zero Tolerance 56 Microloans 58 Affordable Housing 60 Hospital CiberCaixa 62 Senior Citizens 64 International Cooperation 68 Health 76 Aid Programme for Social Initiative Projects 80 Social Studies Collection 86 Education and Research Programmes 88 ”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance 92 Fellowships 94 Biomedical Research 100 Educational Resources 104 Pedagogical Activities 106 Cultural Programmes 110 CaixaForum Barcelona 114 CaixaForum Palma 120 CaixaForum Madrid 124 Social and Cultural Centres 126 New exhibitions 132 New travelling exhibitions 150 Music 156 Humanities 164 Environment and Science Programmes 170 CosmoCaixa Barcelona 174 CosmoCaixa Madrid 184 Travelling exhibitions 190 Grants for environmental projects 194 Figures and Statistics 196 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects budget and statistics 199 Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in 2006 206 Governing bodies of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects at 31 December 2006

Welfare Projects Committee Board of Trustees of ”la Caixa” Foundation Honorary Chairman Chairman José Vilarasau Salat Ricardo Fornesa Ribó

Deputy Chairmen Salvador Gabarró Serra Chairman Jorge Mercader Miró Ricardo Fornesa Ribó Manuel Raventós Negra Deputy Chairmen Members Salvador Gabarró Serra Marta Domènech Sardà Jorge Mercader Miró Javier Godó Muntañola Isidro Fainé Casas Inmaculada Juan Franch Justo B. Novella Martínez Trustees Magín Pallarés Morgades Ramon Balagueró Gañet Mª Amparo Camarasa Carrasco Secretary José F. de Conrado y Villalonga Alejandro García-Bragado Dalmau Marta Domènech Sardà Manuel García Biel Chief Executive Officer of ”la Caixa” Javier Godó Muntañola Isidro Fainé Casas Inmaculada Juan Franch Juan José López Burniol Executive Officer of Welfare Projects Montserrat López Ferreres José F. de Conrado y Villalonga Amparo Moraleda Martínez Miguel Noguer Planas Justo B. Novella Martínez Vicenç Oller Compañ Magín Pallarés Morgades Alejandro Plasencia García Manuel Raventós Negra Leopoldo Rodés Castañé Luis Rojas Marcos Lucas Tomás Munar Francisco Tutzó Bennasar José Vilarasau Salat Nuria Esther Villalba Fernández Josep Francesc Zaragozà Alba

Secretary (non-trustee) Alejandro García-Bragado Dalmau

Deputy Secretary (non-trustee) Óscar Calderón de Oya

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 4 Management of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Management of the ”la Caixa” Foundation

Chairman Chairman Ricardo Fornesa Ribó Ricardo Fornesa Ribó

Executive Management Chief Executive Officer José F. de Conrado y Villalonga José F. de Conrado y Villalonga

Secretary. ”la Caixa” branch network relations Deputy C.E.O. Rafael Chueca Blasco Esther Planas Herrera

Affordable Housing Programme Social Management Jaume Cabré Grau H. R. H. the Infanta Cristina

Fellowships and Social Studies Cultural Affairs Rosa María Molins Solé Juan Cejudo Peña

Centre Management Víctor Guardiola Flores

Communication, Advertising and Public Relations Cristina Langarika Solórzano

Social Integration Alberto López Martínez

Travelling Exhibitions Luis Reverter Gelabert

Production Enric Sagrera Depares

Human Resources Albert Soria Casas

Environment and Science Jorge Wagensberg Lubinski

Assistant to Environment and Science Francisco Javier Bertolín Pueyo

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 5 Introduction

”la Caixa” is an organisation committed to people’s needs. Through its social work, it reinvests a significant part of its profits in the community and thereby fulfils its founding objective: to bring about an improvement in the collective life of citizens, making our society a better place. As a result of this commitment, over the last few years ”la Caixa” has prioritised social initiatives that attempt to resolve the key problems facing us today: unemployment, immigration, caring for the elderly, preventing violence and looking after the environment.

Thanks to its customers’ trust, year after year ”la Caixa” has increased its budget for and the number of people benefiting from its Welfare Projects, now one in three of all Spaniards.

Welfare Projects is the soul of ”la Caixa”

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”LA CAIXA” WELFARE PROJECTS IN 2006

Ricardo Fornesa Chairman of ”la Caixa”

2006: consolidating a project

The commitment of ”la Caixa” to society, its desire to meet people’s needs and the heart of its Strategic Plan 2004-2006 have been consolidated. This far-reaching plan has embodied the institution’s firm commitment to its Welfare Projects.

The plan has led to numerous social actions being undertaken in a wide range of areas, although all of them are characterised by a common goal: to enhance the well-being of people and improve their quality of life. An objective that forms part of the very reasons why ”la Caixa” was founded, working to benefit those people most in need for more than one hundred years.

Most of all, the social focus of ”la Caixa” can be seen in the significant increase in budget. In 2006, the amount allocated to Welfare Projects was 303 million euros, 20% higher than the investment for 2005.

Continuing with this commitment, in 2007 the Welfare Projects budget will total 400 million euros. Once again a significant increase, namely 32% higher than the previous year.

Aware of the changes our society is undergoing, the ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects programmes are implemented following two fundamental principles: anticipation, in order to provide solutions to social problems that are not met by other institutions, and flexibility, allowing us to react quickly to new needs in society.

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Through its Welfare Projects, ”la Caixa” reinvests a significant part of its profits in the community and thereby fulfils its founding objective: to bring about an improvement in the collective life of citizens. This it achieves through work carried out directly by Welfare Projects as well as actions delegated to the ”la Caixa” Foundation.

Building a better society In response to one of the key concerns of the population, the dependence of the elderly, in 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects created a programme with a fleet of 52 adapted microbuses to allow people from all over Spain and with problems of mobility to take part in workshops that would enhance their independence. This initiative complements the institution’s programme aimed at encouraging active ageing in our senior citizens, carried out in 568 centres throughout Spain. ”la Caixa” has consolidated its position as a point of reference in Spain in granting microloans, an important financial tool to combat marginalisation and create self-employment. This programme aims to bring about sustainable economic projects carried out by those citizens who have more difficulty in accessing the traditional credit system. To date, ”la Caixa” has financed over 2,000 self-employment projects, with an investment of more than 29 million euros. At the same time it has also created a new programme entitled “Encouraging Employment”, aimed at helping people at risk of being excluded from society to find a job. Cultural mediation as a means of integrating new residents has also become another area of action for Welfare Projects. The Volunteer programme reflects the spirit of ”la Caixa” and its commitment to our society. There are currently more than 1,500 employees from the ”la Caixa” Group who, organised into 42 provincial volunteer associations, carry out work for society. In 2006 this initiative was awarded the Codespa Prize, presented by His Royal Highness the Prince of Asturias. Training has always been another priority for ”la Caixa” and our Postgraduate Fellowships were extended in 2006. Apart from the traditional fellowships for students to complete their studies at the most prestigious academic faculties abroad, for which 112 were granted in 2006, 60 new grants have been added for further education at Spanish universities. In 2006, 522 prison inmates were also given professional training fellowships by ”la Caixa” to help them find employment and their place in society. Our commitment to education and health has also been reflected in the care for hospitalised children provided through the 44 CiberCaixa set up by Welfare Projects in health centres throughout Spain. The Affordable Housing programme provides newly built rental accommodation adapted to the needs of young people and the elderly. In 2006, several developments were started in order to offer 2,500 homes at prices slightly below those of the market. Preventing violence and encouraging and recognising the work of young people in building our society are two of the goals within the new line of travelling programmes to raise awareness that are promoted by Welfare Projects. Last year 267,658 people took part in both initiatives all over Spain.

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Looking after the environment and encouraging culture The environment took on particular importance for Welfare Projects in 2006. Through collaboration agreements signed with all the autonomous communities in Spain, ”la Caixa” is working on a programme to preserve and improve the Parks and Natural Areas throughout the country. Moreover, whenever possible, groups of disadvantaged people are employed to carry out this work. Along the same lines, the ”la Caixa” programme in favour of the sea raises people’s awareness of, researches into and rescues endangered marine species via the Vell Marí, a scientifically equipped sailboat that, in 2006 and 2007, will travel along the coast of mainland Spain and its islands. The activities carried out by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in the area of science and culture are also related to the organisation’s commitment to society. Knowledge is a valuable tool for personal growth and social integration, and all the activities programmed by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects aim to reinforce these aspects. As part of its goal to bring knowledge and culture closer to people of all ages and levels of education, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects supports exhibitions and initiatives aimed at breaking down the barriers that still exist between many people and art, music, science, photography and humanities. An example of this philosophy can be found in the new “Art in the streets” programme that encourages dialogue between citizens and art in the country’s most emblematic urban areas.

Committed to the future As already mentioned, and reinforcing its ultimate aim, namely to make our society a better place, ”la Caixa” will invest 2,000 million euros in social work over the next four years, increasing the allocation to its Welfare Projects for this year to 400 million euros. In line with its Strategic Plan 2007-2010 for Welfare Projects, ”la Caixa” will allocate 70% of this budget to supporting initiatives based on social care. The fight against child poverty (to which we will dedicate 300 million euros over four years) and the promotion of microloans by creating a specific bank, MicroBank, to specialise in these products, will become priority goals in our actions. The prevention of drug dependency will also occupy a prime place. Faithful to its desire to serve, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects is reaching an ever-growing number of people. One out of every three Spaniards benefits directly from one or more of our activities. All this thanks to the trust our customers place in us. If 2005 was the year of a shift towards society, then 2006 saw the complete consolidation of the project with a total of 31,194 initiatives, in which 18,644,18 people took part. Today we can state, with great satisfaction, that Welfare Projects is, more than ever, the soul of ”la Caixa”.

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Young people with values 12 Preventing dependence 16 Immigration 22 “Incorpora”. Employment for those at risk of marginalisation 28 Volunteers 32 Fellowships for inmates 36 Conserving natural areas and rejoining society 40 ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea 44 Art in the streets 48

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 12 New Programmes

Young people with values

Financial dependence, difficulties in affording housing and precarious working conditions are the main problems facing young people in Spain today. According to the Instituto de la Juventud (Youth Institute), only one in four young people enjoy complete financial independence and, of those who do work, more than half are on temporary contracts.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects pays particular attention to young people through its programmes to help them find employment and affordable housing, as well as fellowships to improve their academic and professional training. In 2006, Welfare Projects started up a programme specifically aimed at young people, allocating a budget of 10.1 million euros to encourage them to take an active part in solidarity projects.

The programme aims to recognise and strengthen the active role played in society by young people, promoting ethics and values that are vital for a community spirit, such as responsibility, commitment, effort and good citizenship. Three lines of action have been designed to achieve these aims: a competition of Social Initiatives carried out by groups of young people aged from 12 to 18, an informative publication aimed at families and educators and a travelling exhibition that visits the different autonomous communities in Spain.

The aims of the “Young people with values” programme are to recognise and strengthen the active role played in society by young people, promoting ethics and values that are vital for a community spirit, such as responsibility, commitment, effort and good citizenship.

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Social Initiatives Competition “Jóvenes con valores” (Young people with values)

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects wishes to recognise and Particular recognition has been given to those initiatives strengthen the role played by socially committed that are innovative, effective and provide a response to young people. The Social Initiatives competition the needs of the community, designed and carried out entitled “Jóvenes con valores” promotes the best with the greatest possible participation of young people projects arising from this group of people, as well as themselves and fitting models to be applied to other supporting associations and educational centres that local communities. Priority has also been given to those promote education in values and rewarding young projects that combine service to the community with the people who have demonstrated their capacity as acquisition of specific skills. social entrepreneurs of the future. All the socially committed initiatives selected will form To take part in the competition, contestants must form part of a Bank of Good Practices that can be consulted by part of a group of young people with the official support the public. In the first year of 2006, a prize was awarded of a non-profit organisation, their school or educational for each autonomous community, and then the four best centre, carrying out an initiative whose aim is to improve initiatives at a national level were selected from among the living conditions of citizens, especially the most the prizewinners: vulnerable. In 2006, initiatives were rewarded that were designed to promote the values of ethics and effort; of • “La botica del libro” (The book pharmacy). Cartagena, good citizenship; healthy habits; preventing violence; and Murcia. hazardous conduct. • “Conecta joven ACCEM Asturias” (Connect young). Oviedo, Asturias.

• “Tintas de sonrisa” (Tints of smiles). Úbeda, Andalusia.

• “Toquem fusta” (Let’s touch wood). Polinyà, Catalonia

As well as the prizes for the winning group in each autonomous community, these four projects also received 18,000 euros as an additional reward to support their organisation or educational centre with equipment or for a particular trip. The groups selected will also take part in a short documentary on their project, to be included in the travelling exhibition entitled “Jóvenes. Mucho que decir” (Young people. A lot to say), which will be widely circulated.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects values the role of young people

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Young people. A lot to say Young people and values: the key to society of the future

This is a travelling exhibition with educational workshops, “Jóvenes y valores: La clave para la sociedad del futuro” family activities and different ways to become involved, (Young people and values: the key to society of the future) aimed at young people, families, educators and the public is a publication that hopes to contribute to reinforcing at large. With this exhibition, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects the values of ethical behaviour and community spirit, wishes to recognise the active role played by young people responsibility, commitment, effort and good citizenship, in building society and to encourage in them the values as well as preventing possible situations of risk through of ethical behaviour and community spirit: responsibility, dialogue and communication. Its target readers are families commitment, effort and good citizenship. and educators. The publication aims to call attention to the importance of their role in conveying values. It hopes The exhibition, occupying 300 m2, highlights the role played to encourage them to get closer to young people and to by young people as a necessary and fundamental part of try to understand them better, taking an active part in society, reaffirming youth’s capacity for transformation. It their education together with schools, but without losing analyses the risks and challenges facing young people today sight of the changes occurring in society that require our and lists the events that have marked the evolution and attitudes and knowledge to be constantly updated. ideas of the seven generations of the 20th century, offering guidelines for dialogue and understanding. The book has three parts. Among other areas, the first section by sociologist Javier Elzo reviews how families “Young people. A lot to say” has already been shown in most frequently tackle the education of their children and Badalona, Mérida, Santiago de Compostela and Bilbao proposes a number of values that parents should be able and received 111,146 visitors in 2006. to pass on to their children, such as personal proficiency, rationality, money as a value and the value of money, the limits of tolerance and a committed attitude.

The second part, by anthropologist Carles Freixa, establishes the similarities and differences between what it means to be young today, what it meant historically and what it might mean tomorrow.

The third and last part of the book, by Esther Giménez- Salinas with the collaboration of Jordi Graupera, reflects on the education of young people and the “knowledge society”.

The ”la Caixa” Foundation has printed 200,000 copies of “Jóvenes y valores” and has distributed these throughout Spain via its ”la Caixa” branch network.

The exhibition has attracted a large number of young people in the towns and cities it has visited

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 16 New Programmes

Preventing dependence

The ageing population is one of the characteristic traits of modern societies. According to the White Paper on dependence (IMSERSO, 2004), in Spain “the number of people over 65 has doubled in the last three decades, going from 3.3 million in 1970 to over 6.6 million in 2000 (16.6% of the total population)”. This ageing trend is continuing and, according to different estimates, there are now around one million fragile elderly who need to avert possible situations of functional dependence in the future.

In response to this demand, in 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects presented its programme entitled “Prevención de la Dependencia” (Preventing Dependence), provided with a budget of 2.7 million euros for the year. Its aim is to encourage independence and to optimise the capacities of elderly people with slight or initial dependence by stimulating all their cognitive, sensory and motor abilities.

The Preventing Dependence programme, to which Welfare Projects plans to allocate 31 million euros over the next five years, will be implemented jointly by the organisation and the local government in each autonomous community.

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Encouraging independence

The new Preventing Dependence programme is The ”la Caixa” Foundation organises workshops for aimed at fragile elderly people and those whose dependent people in various senior citizen centres in independence is decreasing as a consequence of 14 autonomous communities, in agreement with the their age, until they cannot carry out their everyday different local governments. activities with any normality. The aim of this initiative is to reflect, once again, the organisation’s desire to make our society a better place, attending to one of its most pressing problems, namely its ageing population. It also reaffirms the commitment of Welfare Projects to our senior citizens, to whom it has paid particular attention since it was founded.

Dependent people are a priority for Welfare Projects

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Psycho-social attention workshops Fleet of adapted vehicles

The network of senior citizen centres managed by In 2006 the ”la Caixa” Foundation created a fleet of ”la Caixa” Foundation in agreement with the public adapted minibuses to enable beneficiaries to attend administration is the location for a number of stimulating, its workshops. The fleet has been set up with an initial professionally run activities. Each of the workshops allocation of 52 minibuses throughout Spain. promotes mental and social care and improves the capacity of the elderly in sensory, psycho-motor, cognitive and relational terms. All aim to encourage an active way of life in order to conserve satisfactory functional levels from a sensory, motor and cognitive point of view.

Presentation in Barcelona of the fleet of adapted vehicles

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KitsCaixa. The challenge of independence

The programme has been complemented with the KitsCaixa, specific resources to stimulate and help carry out workshops both at senior citizen centres and also at home, following the instructor’s guidelines and instructions. This initiative consists of a number of actions to promote personal independence and combines the strengthening of interpersonal relationships with maximum personalisation of the exercises.

Content of the KitsCaixa

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DVD-guide

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has released a DVD with all The DVD is in four languages: Spanish, Catalan, Basque the essential exercises from the workshop for those who and Galician. It starts with a seven-minute film: the wish to do them at home. harmony of the senses. This presents the theory, in simple, easy to understand language, of the benefits Initially more than 500,000 copies of the DVD have been of sensory, cognitive and motor cortex stimulation. The made, given to all workshop participants. They have also more stimulation, the more neuronal interaction and, been given away to all those who have requested a copy consequently, the less deterioration, more physical activity at ”la Caixa” branches throughout Spain. and greater mental capacity.

DVD with the workshop exercises

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 22 New Programmes

Immigration

The new Immigration programme promotes respect and harmonious coexistence and strengthens the values of cultural diversity by advising people on matters concerning everyday life, work, legal issues and leisure-related queries, as well as through a number of activities aimed at raising awareness of the host culture and customs.

One of the new programme’s first actions was to create a network of 64 intercultural mediators whose function is to help new residents to adapt, as well as to facilitate dialogue between the host society and the new arrivals.

Other actions in 2006 were the creation of computer points specifically aimed at immigrants throughout the territory, the publication of a cultural welcome guide and of a directory of immigrant associations and the holding of awareness raising workshops and informative seminars.

To carry out this work, the ”la Caixa” Foundation collaborates with several non-profit organisations and immigrant associations.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has created a new Immigration programme, allocated 2.5 million euros, whose aim is to help new or recent arrivals to become a part of our society. In 2006 ”la Caixa” created a network of intercultural mediators made up of 64 professionals.

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Intercultural mediation network

The collaboration of experienced specialists who The ”la Caixa” Foundation has created a network of establish a relationship of trust with immigrants intercultural mediators throughout Spain to facilitate can be of great help for them during their first few dialogue between the host population and recent months in Spain, clarifying any doubts, advising arrivals, encouraging harmonious coexistence and and helping them to adapt to their new situation. promoting social cohesion.

The first phase in the implementation of the network took place in November 2006, carried out through six organisations: Comisión Católica Española de Migración (Spanish Catholic Migration Commission), Asociación de Mujeres para la Reinserción Laboral (Association of Women for Re-Employment), Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado (Spanish Commission for Refugee Aid), Consorcio de Entidades para la Acción Integral con Migrantes (Consortium of Organisations for Complete Action with Migrants), Fundación General de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (General Foundation of the Autonomous University of Madrid) and Red Acoge (a “Welcome” Network).

Cultural mediators are appropriately trained

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Computer points What is this country like? Useful information for immigrants and new residents

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has set up 26 computer The new cultural welcome guide published by the points, free of charge, to help immigrants contact their ”la Caixa” Foundation provides practical information families by email as well as to provide access to available that is easy to use and understand on the country, laws, resources and information on immigration matters. everyday life, work, housing, health, education, leisure, culture and religion. To reach all groups involved, it has New technologies have made the world smaller, making been published in six languages: Spanish, French, Arabic, communication easier between different countries Chinese, Russian and Rumanian. and more accessible for everyone. The use of new technologies can help both new arrivals to integrate in ¿Cómo es este país? (What is this country like?) covers their host society as well as to maintain relations with the following areas: the different official paperwork their country of origin. required to reside in Spain, housing, work and economic activities, health, education, cultural well-being, These computer points have been placed in 26 non-profit good citizenship and harmonious coexistence, citizen associations. involvement and related websites.

The guide has been carefully produced by experts in the field and is written in a direct, easy to understand style. In addition to providing specific information, it also aims to raise people’s awareness of how useful it is to be well informed, improving their ability to adapt and take full advantage of any opportunities.

“¿Cómo es este país?” has been published in 6 languages

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Directory of immigrant associations

The last few years in Spain has seen the appearance The “Directorio de asociaciones de inmigrantes” of a highly active fabric of immigrant associations that (Directory of immigrant associations) published by the has broadened its activities and diversified its interests. ”la Caixa” Foundation has brought together information This network sometimes plays a very important role in on immigrant associations throughout Spain. The result offering advice to people who have just arrived in the is a guide that reflects the extraordinary vitality of these country. associations and opens up a wide range of possibilities for communication and service. An information file has been prepared on each association with its name, contact details, when it was set up, the area it acts in, the origin of its members, aims and the kind of activities it carries out.

A team of immigration specialists was in charge of doing the fieldwork and gathering data, in collaboration with people and organisations from various autonomous communities in Spain.

The directory of organisations is a very useful tool for new residents

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Training and awareness-raising activities

One of the main lines of action in the new In order to fill the possible gaps in information for Immigration programme concerns training, both those who have just arrived in our country regarding of immigrants and also of the new intercultural social, cultural and administrative aspects, in 2007 mediators. the programme will hold a series of short, practical courses on the host country’s culture and areas such as employment, education and health.

With regard to training members of the mediation network, in December 2006 the “International Congress on Religions and Cultural Diversity: Mediation for Social Cohesion in Urban Areas” was held in Barcelona, organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects and UnescoCat. The aim of the congress was to encourage reflection and swap experiences concerning inter-religious mediation in conflicts in urban societies, with contributions from leading international experts.

The migratory phenomenon now forms part of the Spanish situation

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 28 New Programmes

“Incorpora”. Employment for those at risk of marginalisation

Work is the main concern expressed by Spaniards in surveys carried out by the Sociological Research Centre. In Spain there are currently 1,500,000 inactive or unemployed disabled people, 488,000 young people at risk of being excluded from society and 51,000 women aged between 29 and 50 who are looking for their first job.

In response to this problem, in 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects created a new programme to encourage employment, to which it has allocated 6.7 million euros. The aim is to help fragile groups and those at risk of or suffering from exclusion to find employment. Its main beneficiaries are young people with problems in getting their first job, older women without work experience, former inmates, former addicts and the disabled.

To reach the targets set, and together with the employment organisations that collaborate on the programme, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has created a network of 200 job developers to facilitate contact with companies prepared to employ people who are at risk of being excluded from society.

With the programme “Incorpora. Integración laboral” (Join. Finding Employment), ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects aims its efforts at business people in order to encourage them to take measures in favour of those who have problems finding work. The programme builds a bridge between companies and the specialist organisations working with these people and creates a climate of trust that allows joint projects to be carried out. “Incorpora” benefits from the collaboration of professionals who, from the ”la Caixa” branches, offer their services to business people and employment organisations. In this way, the financial institution’s network helps to break down barriers and improve relations between all those involved in the process.

Among the actions carried out in 2006, the following were of particular note: the signing of 30 agreements with 133 employment organisations throughout Spain; the organisation of seminars on employment and corporate social responsibility aimed at business people; and the future congress in which firms and organisations will be able to exchange knowledge and from which a publication will be issued in order to create a methodology of good practices.

Among the actions carried out in 2006 through the “Incorpora” programme, of particular note is the signing of 30 agreements with 133 employment organisations throughout Spain. 2,572 people with problems in finding a job have found employment.

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The job developer

This person is responsible for establishing contact The job developer draws up personalised employment between those looking for work and companies schedules to help the new employee integrate more fully that wish to recruit from groups of people at risk of in the company. He or she is also in contact with firms being excluded from society. and is responsible for finding the right profile for their needs. During the first few months, the job developer Anyone who wants to benefit from this programme can accompanies and tutors the new recruit, helping go to the head offices of the collaborating organisation. the worker to adapt more easily to his or her new There their aptitudes and availability will be assessed and circumstances. they will then have a training programme prepared and be assigned an experienced professional to supervise the The ”la Caixa” Foundation is going to support the process. training for these professionals and, through agreements with organisations taken out within the framework of the “Incorpora” programme, it will improve their work as a link with firms that wish to recruit people with particular problems in finding employment.

The new “Incorpora” programme builds a bridge between companies and people at risk

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Incorpora. Finding Employment Corporate social responsibility

Helping people with particular difficulties in finding Contact and dialogue between business people and employment to get a job cannot be seen as a specific or social organisations are vital and fundamental in order unique action but rather as a personalised process that to promote the advantages of taking part in initiatives requires actions before, during and after recruitment to promote employment for an ordinary firm, as well as in order to ensure success both for the worker and the adapting the actions of social organisations to the needs firm. The “Incorpora” programme aims to facilitate and conditioning factors of each company. this process by directly strengthening the capacity of social organisations involved in the programme to find Beyond mere compliance with the law in terms of the employment for their people, as well as helping to raise social integration of disabled people, aimed at companies awareness and improving the employment opportunities with fifty or more employees, there are a number of for those at risk of being excluded from society. reasons why a company might benefit from providing employment for people with particular difficulty in finding “Incorpora” has the following targets for 2007: a job.

• 200 fully trained and active job developers. Employing people from groups at risk of marginalisation provides firms with values that are normally difficult to • Employment in ordinary firms for 6,000 people encourage, such as respect for diversity, cohesion and belonging to groups at risk of marginalisation. solidarity. All these values are becoming increasingly important in present-day management models as a fertile • 2,000 companies associated with the programme. contribution to improving the work climate and the positive acceptance of differences. • 30,000 companies informed. Growing ethical awareness also means that socially committed firms are increasingly recognised as more legitimate and are consequently rated more highly.

This kind of specific social action has a much greater effect on how the company is perceived in social terms.

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 32 New Programmes

Volunteers

Volunteering as a social movement has a long history in democratic countries. In Spain it has been growing steadily for several decades and has become a normal way for citizens to become involved in the fight against social inequalities.

It is estimated that there are currently more than one million volunteers in our country, belonging to around 37,000 social organisations. The work of these volunteers helps to reduce the negative effects of exclusion from society and situations of poverty that result from contemporary society.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has supported the work of these volunteer associations for several years now and has recently set up a new Volunteers programme, allocating 4.1 million euros in 2006. Its goals are to encourage volunteering and the values volunteering is based on; to raise the awareness of the population at large of the need to get involved in society and to help to improve the effectiveness of volunteer associations with all kinds of economic and educational resources.

The Volunteers programme has established three broad lines of action: encouraging corporate volunteers among the employees of the ”la Caixa” Group and companies in general; supporting volunteer organisations to strengthen the sector and improve the quality of programmes for disadvantaged groups; and carrying out exhibitions, seminars and other activities to encourage volunteering.

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Corporate volunteers

Since it was set up, ”la Caixa” has always shown In November 2006, the ”la Caixa” Corporate its interest in society by creating different Volunteer programme was awarded the Codespa programmes, by supporting initiatives for solidarity Prize for the Solidarity Company in the category of and by creating financial products aimed at specific Corporate Volunteers in recognition of the project’s groups. Recently, the ”la Caixa” branch network effectiveness and innovation. The Codespa Foundation also joined forces with this initiative via the new is an NGO dedicated to cooperating with development Corporate Volunteer programme. and its Honorary President, H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias, awarded the prize. Over the last few months, the 42 provincial and local associations of ”la Caixa” volunteers have promoted 669 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects provides information on solidarity projects, resulting in 11,755 actions. Collections and promotes volunteering among Spanish companies, of food, providing company for hospitalised children encouraging corporate volunteering, a business and teaching Spanish to immigrants are just some of the management culture in line with the founding values actions carried out by ”la Caixa” volunteers. of ”la Caixa”. The following are of particular note among the many initiatives set up over the last few months:

• Creation of the ”la Caixa” Chair in Company Responsibility and Corporate Governance, in collaboration with the IESE business school.

• Publication of the “Guía para el Fomento del Voluntariado Corporativo en las Empresas” (Guide to Encourage Corporate Volunteering in Firms).

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Support for volunteer organisations Raising awareness

The ”la Caixa” Foundation supports volunteer Cycles of conferences are organised on volunteering associations through aid in order to reinforce the at the social and cultural centres of ”la Caixa” Welfare structure, operations, solidity and effectiveness of these Projects, as well as exhibitions to raise awareness of organisations and their projects. this area.

For years now it has promoted training and postgraduate “Hazte Voluntario” (Become a Volunteer) is a travelling courses for managers of NGOs, of particular note being exhibition whose aim is to promote the values of the Postgraduate in Managerial Function, in its eighth volunteering, providing information on the different year in 2006. It has also reinforced its call for Aid to ways of becoming a volunteer and calling attention Encourage Volunteering, in 2006 allocating 3 million to their function in society. The exhibition facilitates euros for 211 projects aimed at reinforcing volunteering contact between people interested in volunteering and and the material, human and management structures of social organisations that work with volunteers. different organisations throughout Spain.

The work of volunteers helps to alleviate inequality

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 36 New Programmes

Fellowships for inmates

According to the Home Office, in October 2006 the prison population in Spain totalled 64,195 people: 59,102 men and 5,093 women. Former inmates go to make up one of the groups most at risk of marginalisation and, given their particular characteristics, require specially adapted methods to help them regain their place in society.

Experts agree that people who have been excluded from society truly begin to find their place again through employment. In order to help towards this goal, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has extended its programme of Fellowships for prison inmates, set up in 2005 in Catalonia and rolled out to the rest of Spain in 2006.

During the 2006-2007 academic year, the new programme for inmates has granted a total of 522 fellowships and has invested 1 million euros.

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A doorway for inmates to finding employment and a place in society

In two years, this pioneering initiative, which Fellowships for inmates give prisoners the chance forms part of the educational programmes of to acquire sufficient knowledge to help them find ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects, has helped 522 their future place in society with the assurance of inmates from all over Spain who are serving job stability. The fellowship programme for inmates second or first degree (day release) sentences. therefore helps them redirect their lives away from one of crime once they have completed their prison sentence. The people benefiting from this programme, who must be in the last stage of serving their sentence, receive a grant to help them study that is in line with the official minimum wage.

The Home Secretary for Spain, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, and the Chairman of ”la Caixa”, Ricardo Fornesa, on signing the collaboration agreement to help prison inmates rejoin society

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Initial experiences in Catalonia Agreement with the Home Office

In 2005, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects signed an agreement After the success of the programme in Catalonia, in with the Justice Department (authority over prisons is June 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects and the Home held by the Catalan government in Catalonia) in order Office signed an agreement to roll out the fellowship to set up a fellowship programme to train inmates programme for prison inmates to all prisons run by this professionally. To date, 222 inmates from Catalan prisons ministry throughout Spain. have taken part successfully in this initiative and these results have led the organisation to roll the programme The agreement, valid for one year, plans to grant out to the rest of Spain. fellowships to 300 inmates.

Inmates who have been given a fellowship from ”la Caixa” Some fellowships have already been granted in various Welfare Projects receive training in educational centres prisons in Andalusia (86 fellowships), Aragon (4 fellowships), located outside their prison and with a semi-occupational Balearic Islands (15), Canary Islands (10), Cantabria (8), timetable, to help them become used to the professional Castilla y León (52), Castilla-La Mancha (8), Extremadura (3), duties involved in stable employment. Galicia (10), La Rioja (1), Madrid (43), Basque Country (22), Valencia (34) and the Autonomous City of Ceuta (4). The professional training offered by these fellowships enables trainees to work as:

• Bricklayers, tile layers, bricklayer’s assistants, crane operators and trades related to carpentry and plumbing in construction.

• Telephone operators and office workers related to IT, office equipment and graphic design in the area of new technologies.

• Trades related to mechanics, catering and geriatric care.

The fellowships cover the training costs of the inmates as well as transport costs from the prison to the educational centre, and there is also a monthly incentive payment that includes the cost of lunch on the days of training.

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 40 New Programmes

Conserving natural areas and rejoining society

According to the barometer for February 2006 of the Sociological Research Centre (CIS in Spanish), the environment is a growing concern for Spanish citizens, who believe the most immediate problems to be land erosion and encroaching deserts (56.2%), the occupation of natural areas by urban developments (70.9%) and forest fires (86.2%). The Environment and Science programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects provides a response to these concerns. In recent months, a number of actions have been set up in natural areas, in agreement with the autonomous communities and other public administrations involved, with an investment of 30 million euros. The aim of this programme is to develop a comprehensive management plan applicable to all natural areas in Spain via actions to promote the integration of people at risk of being marginalised. In this way, Welfare Projects encourages the employment of socially disadvantaged people in restoring and recovering the most valuable ecosystems in the country.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects is currently carrying out 260 projects in natural areas in all the autonomous communities and 1,140 jobs have been created for people at risk of marginalisation.

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”la Caixa” works in the natural areas in Spain

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has signed an Agreements have been taken out in various parks to set agreement in each autonomous community up interpretation centres focusing on endangered species to carry out a conservation programme in and traditional activities. their respective protected natural areas. These initiatives have a dual purpose: to improve the The programme also includes the improvement of access natural environment and also to promote the to natural areas, reconditioning recreational areas and integration of people at risk of marginalisation. marking out or recovering foot and bridle paths so that people can appreciate areas of great natural value and The actions planned include the restoration of the most beauty, as well as improving access for the blind and fragile areas, maintenance of open habitats, care of rivers those with limited mobility. and the formation of river courses, as well as improving the network of infrastructures and signage. Projects are also underway to restore degraded areas, including activities to recover protected species of flora and to improve the forest habitat, as well as recovering the habitat of animal species such as the brown bear and the capercaillie.

The restoration of the countryside, which includes the collection of waste and rubbish in natural areas, is also one of the programme’s priorities. In 2006, on only the island of Fuerteventura (Canary Islands), 405,000 kilos of waste were collected in areas of natural interest.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has signed collaboration agreements with all the autonomous communities

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A programme that encourages cohesion and integration

This initiative is also committed to strengthening the In order to carry out the work involved, ”la Caixa” economic fabric and promoting the occupational Welfare Projects prioritises the use of people from training of the local population in those municipalities socially disadvantaged groups, such as the physically where these natural areas are located. or mentally handicapped, inmates on probation, former inmates, unemployed people over 45, refugees, immigrants, women in extreme situations and former drug addicts.

In each territory, the training and recruitment is carried out by organisations and firms specialised in finding employment for people at risk of marginalisation.

In 2006, 260 projects were carried out, employing 1,140 people

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 44 New Programmes

”la Caixa” in favour of the sea

The waters that bathe our coastline have one of the highest biodiversity rates of marine species in the world, but some of these are endangered.

Aware of this, and as part of its Environment and Science programme, in 2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects set up a new initiative aimed at studying and conserving the marine ecosystems along the Spanish coast.

”la Caixa” in favour of the sea. “La ruta del Vell Marí” (the route of the Vell Marí) is a Welfare Projects initiative in collaboration with the Foundation for the Conservation and Recovery of Marine Animals (CRAM in Spanish), allocated 1.3 million euros. Its aim is to promote the conservation of our marine ecosystems by means of three lines of action: rescuing and recovering endangered marine species, researching into these species and raising environmental awareness.

A key element in this programme is the “Vell Marí”, a fully equipped science vessel that is covering more than 8,000 nautical miles of Spanish coast during 2006 and 2007.

In 2006, the Vell Marí made its first voyages in the Mediterranean, covering 8,000 miles. The boat has carried out scientific surveys in collaboration with several universities and research institutes, as well as rescuing, recovering and reintroducing marine animals and carrying out awareness raising campaigns aimed both at fishermen and the public at large.

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The Vell Marí Rescuing and recovering endangered marine species

The ship has two masts, measures 17 metres long For many years now our oceans have suffered the and 4.4 metres wide and is equipped to sail in the consequences of overfishing, reducing the chances of high seas with a capacity for twelve people. survival of species such as sea turtles, sharks, dolphins and some large cetaceans. It has a complete veterinary surgery and the appropriate materials both to locate and rescue marine animals This situation has worsened due to the use of fishing at sea, as well as to carry out research surveys. It also nets that result in a large number of accidental catches. has high technology image and sound equipment to It is estimated that around 13,000 dolphins are captured document its work. every year by mistake in the Straits of Gibraltar, and around 20,000 turtles suffer the same fate in the The Vell Marí made several voyages in the Mediterranean northwest Mediterranean. in 2006. The first was from Cap de Creus to the Ebro Delta and the Columbretes islands. The second took In order to reduce both the number of accidental it around the Balearic Islands, the gulf of Leon and catches and the high death rate of the animals captured, the Ligurian Sea. And the third, during the month of this programme has started two different actions. Firstly, October, went along the coast of Almería. its campaigns to rescue and reintroduce endangered species in the open sea and, secondly, by setting up lines of dialogue and communication with fishermen at their place of work, encouraging them to incorporate new fishing methods that are less likely to harm these species.

In addition to other endangered species, the programme focuses on sea turtles

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Research applied to marine ecosystems Raising awareness and educating on the environment

The programme’s second line of action consists of While the Vell Marí is at the 35 ports it will visit during scientific studies on marine species and ecosystems that its voyages, activities will be carried out in collaboration are disappearing. with the local councils, fishermen’s guilds and sailing clubs to raise awareness and educate. For example: Some of the research carried out is as follows: • “Vuelve a casa” (Go home): Campaigns for the • Studying the use of floating plastic as a possible mass release of sea turtles. method to disperse invasive species. • “Open door” days on the Vell Marí. • Monitoring roquals, right whales and sperm whales to locate and preserve their migratory routes and • “Día del Delfín” (Day of the Dolphin): initiative reproduction sites. for citizen involvement in order to promote the conservation of cetaceans and other marine animals. • Research into the effect of noise pollution on cetaceans. • Sailing clubs: meetings to exchange knowledge and experiences and to offer advice on good practices to • Feasibility analysis of the Columbretes islands and conserve the natural environment. some areas of the Alboran Sea for the possible reintroduction of the Mediterranean monk seal. • Fishermen’s guilds: the programme is based on one belief: that fishermen can and must be the front • Study of the quality of the meadows of different line in conserving endangered species. That is why species of marine phanerogams. methods have been provided to communicate with and raise the awareness of this group of people, as well as to understand and appreciate the problems they face.

The “Vell Marí” itself is a fundamental element in the awareness raising campaign of ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 48 New Programmes

Art in the streets

The ”la Caixa” Foundation has started a line of outdoor art exhibitions in order to bring the creations of contemporary artists closer to those who do not tend to visit museums or art galleries. This initiative is the result of a desire to encourage and create new visual references: a celebration of art that prioritises urban areas, in amongst the people. With this spirit, the exhibitions fulfil a social function, becoming an instrument of knowledge and integration that is within everyone’s reach.

Through the ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects programme, the major towns and cities in Spain become an open-air gallery where the recent work of artists who work with monumental sculptures can be explored. The connection with the public is more direct and fluid in such an unusual context and the pieces set up a dialogue with their environment, either in harmony or in contrast, having a great impact on those people seeing them for the first time.

Allocated nearly 2 million euros in 2006, the new “Art in the streets” programme has taken the sculptures of Igor Mitoraj and Manolo Valdés to Granada, Palma de Mallorca, Seville, Valencia, Valladolid and Vigo. These exhibitions have been seen by 3,880,000 people.

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The social function of art in the streets

“Art in the streets” is a step forward in the aim of The programme is carried out in collaboration with local ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects to bring art closer to the councils and public institutions and is the result of the community. It is a pioneering project that takes art desire to promote and generate new visual references. out of the exhibition rooms and returns it to public The pieces set up a dialogue with their environment, areas, establishing a dialogue with architecture. either in harmony or in contrast, having a great impact on The presence of sculptures in the street coincides those people seeing them for the first time. with great citizen events and is a celebration of the urban spirit. Arranged according to the artist’s own instructions, the pieces transform the everyday cityscape and establish a strong empathy with their observers.

Velázquez is one of references for the work by Valdés

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The lost myth Manolo Valdés. Monumental sculptures

In 2006, “El mito perdido” (The lost myth), an exhibition Since the end of 2006 and throughout 2007, the of 22 monumental bronze sculptures by Igor Mitoraj, exhibition “Manolo Valdés. Esculturas monumentales” travelled around several cities in Spain, starting with (Monumental sculptures) will be travelling around Granada and then visiting Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, different cities in Spain. The first town to see its public Vigo and Seville. In 2007 it will continue its journey to space transformed by the large sculptures of Valdés was more cities, including Barcelona and Madrid. Valladolid. In 2007 this will be followed by places such as Cordoba, Valencia, Palma de Mallorca and Barcelona. Igor Mitoraj is a singular creator. Of Polish origins, although he was born in Germany in 1944, in his In the 16 pieces that go to make up the exhibition younger days he worked with Tadeusz Kantor, one of (five of them never exhibited before), Valdés returns the great names in the plastic and dramatic arts of the to certain themes from the history of art and freely 20th century. In the seventies he travelled to Mexico recreates them. Of particular note is a large group of and held his first individual exhibitions, in Paris and enormous spectacular heads that somehow reify the New York, which were very successful. Since then he portrait. All the figures exhibited lack their own particular has become one of the most singular and renowned characterisation, becoming icons that represent beauty, European artists, the author of innumerable exhibitions emotion and the value of the creations of the human and works of art in the streets. spirit, beyond time.

Mitoraj has recaptured the spirit of Greek and Roman In the exhibition, this sculptor from Valencia revisits art, of the great masters of Renaissance sculpture. the large portraits in the history of art, such as Queen His monumental works are inspired by themes from Mariana and the Infanta Margarita immortalised by history and mythology, reinterpreted for the present Velázquez or La Grand Odalisque by Ingres. These giant day. Enigmatic images of gods, heroes and mythological heads are reminiscent of the guarding sculptures that figures take over the city’s streets and squares and soar above the entrance to cities as a form of identity and question its citizens. Although these are recently created protection. works, they look like archaeological pieces. They remind us of the persistence, underlying today’s modernity, Manolo Valdés (Valencia, 1942) is one of the leading of the great themes that concern man: reason and Spanish artists today. He has been living in New York for spirituality, violence or beauty. more than a decade and alternates between painting, engraving and sculpture. In recent years he has made large format sculptures for different cities, such as Madrid, Valencia, Bilbao and Biarritz, among others.

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Violence: Zero Tolerance 56 Microloans 58 Affordable Housing 60 Hospital CiberCaixa 62 Senior Citizens 64 International Cooperation 68 Health 76 Aid Programme for Social Initiative Projects 80 Social Studies Collection 86

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 54 Social Programmes

SOCIAL PROGRAMMES

The area of social programmes and assistance of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects receives the largest allocation of funds and involves the greatest number of actions, clearly demonstrating the organisation’s commitment to the real needs of people.

Welfare Projects pays constant attention to the elderly, hospitalised children, the disabled and other groups that require assistance to improve their quality of life and help them play their part in society. It also typically adapts its programmes to the social demands emerging at any particular time. Committed to this vocation, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has gradually created new programmes, such as the “International Cooperation” programme, celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2007, and other, more recent programmes such as “Microloans”, “Young People. A lot to say” and “Affordable Housing”.

Through its calls for applications for aid and specific resources given for social care, the ”la Caixa” Foundation hopes to achieve two fundamental objectives: redressing the situation of those who are most in need and helping to increase social cohesion.

In 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects dedicated 160 million euros to its social programmes, benefiting 7,075,957 million people.

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Violence: Zero Tolerance

Travelling exhibition Concept The programme is made up of a travelling exhibition, • “Violence: Zero Tolerance” reviews the different school workshops and a set of psychosocial and ways in which abuse manifests itself, with the aim of informative materials, including a book, about the encouraging all citizens to become actively involved in phenomenon of abuse in all social spheres. the fight against violence.

Goals • The exhibition has an introduction and five modules To raise awareness and help to prevent abuse in society. To that identify and define the problem, with an analysis support and attend to victims and help them re-enter society. and diagnosis of the situation and proposals for ways in which violence might be prevented. Budget 7.9 million euros. • The exhibition visited 28 Spanish towns and cities in 2006. Visitors to the exhibition 178,550 in 2006. • The staff and management of sports clubs such as Atlétic Club de Bilbao, Fútbol Club Barcelona, Atlético Book distribution de Madrid, Real Betis Sevilla C.F. and Askavayu Girona 318,049 copies. have also visited the exhibition, thereby demonstrating their commitment against violence. Kit distribution to schools 13,915 units.

Kit distribution among professionals involved with those affected 2,623 units.

• According to experts in this area, violence is not a natural behaviour but rather an attitude that is learned as the individual becomes socialised. From the point of view of prevention, recognising the problem and adopting measures to eradicate it must also be supported by educating people in equality and denouncing violence as unjustifiable.

• According to data from the World Health Organisation, violence between people leads to 850,000 deaths every year. And in the area of domestic violence, one figure that sets the alarm bells ringing in Spain is the rise in the number of women who have died as a result of domestic violence, increasing by 50% between 2001 and 2004.

• In 2006, 68 Spanish women died violently at the hands of their current or former partners (data from the Special Delegation of the Government against Violence against Women). In 2006, the exhibition visited 28 Spanish towns and cities

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School workshops and attending to victims • With regard to the victims of violence, in 2006 the ”la Caixa” Foundation distributed over 1,500 psychosocial • In addition to the exhibition, the “Preventing support programmes for women suffering from domestic Violence” programme of the ”la Caixa” Foundation violence and their children. These programmes are also includes a series of pedagogical workshops that, provided to professionals working with these women to throughout 2006, were given to more than 13,000 help them reinforce their capacity to recover from their schools all over Spain for teachers to carry out with experiences and regain their full place in society. their students.

• In these workshops, students and teachers were able to analyse the problems of violence from a multidisciplinary perspective, with the aim of stopping abusive behaviour from emerging in young people.

The programme’s kits provide a wide variety of materials designed to raise awareness of violence

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Microloans

• In 2006, ”la Caixa” reaffirmed its position as the Concept Spanish private organisation that allocates most Small, socially oriented loans, granted without the need resources to promoting microfunding, with more than for a guarantor, for economically viable business initiatives 29 million euros invested over 6 years. or self-employment. • Each microloan granted by ”la Caixa” generates an Goals average of 2.5 jobs. To promote and facilitate the granting of loans to entrepreneurs who have problems in getting conventional • ”la Caixa” is involved in several microloan programmes, funding. such as those promoted by the Institute for Women (Ministry of Work) and the General Directorate of SMEs Budget (Ministry of the Economy), as well as organisations 8.6 million euros in 2006. such as la FIDEM (International Foundation for Women 29 million euros since 2000. Entrepreneurs), OMEGA (Organisation of Business Women and Active Management), UATAE (Union of Beneficiaries Associations of Women Freelancers and Entrepreneurs), 635 microloans granted in 2006. the World Bank for Women and, since 2006, the 2,085 microloans since 2000. International Catholic Association for Service to Young Women (ACISJF).

In six years, ”la Caixa” has allocated over 29 million euros to microfunding

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• More than 73% of the people receiving microloans from ”la Caixa” are women and over 26% are immigrants, two of the sectors in society with most problems in finding employment.

• The ”la Caixa” microloans follow the principle of the person who originally promoted this kind of funding, the Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 together with his “Bank of the Poor”, the Grameenn Bank, for their efforts in economic and social development.

Every ”la Caixa” microloan generates an average of 2.5 jobs

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Affordable Housing

• Target: Those sectors of the population with more Concept difficulty in accessing housing, due to the current high The promotion and management of housing at prices to buy/rent property, are people aged under 35 or affordable rents for people aged under 35 or over 65. older than 65.

Goals • Type of housing: Approximate useful surface area To help mitigate the shortage of rental accommodation of 40-50 m2, with rents not exceeding 240 euros per and help those with more difficulties in accessing housing. month.

Budget • Sustainable and practical: The developments are 30 million euros in 2006. built minimising energy consumption and without using materials that are hazardous to health or the Homes handed over or under construction environment. Accessibility and adaptability are also 1,086. guaranteed.

Forecast 2008 • Conditions for access: The housing is awarded with 2,500 homes. maximum transparency and a draw is held before a notary including all applicants that meet the requirements Beneficiaries established in the rules for each development. 1,000 homes awarded. 45,000 applications received. • Duration of the rent: For young people the rental contract lasts 5 years, a period that can be extended in the case of older people.

• Area of application: Provincial capitals, metropolitan areas of large cities and other municipalities with a shortage of this kind of housing.

By the end of 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects had already awarded more than 1,000 affordable homes

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• At the end of 2006, the “Affordable Housing” programme had the following developments underway:

• Arrasate (Guipúzcoa) 158 flats. Agreement signed with the city council. Development under construction. • Bon Pastor (Barcelona) 27 flats. Development completed. Homes currently being awarded. Homes to be handed over in January 2007. • Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) 63 flats. Development completed. Keys handed over. • El Vendrell (Tarragona) 71 flats. Development completed. Homes currently being awarded. Homes to be handed over in March 2007. • Girona 90 flats. Development under construction. • Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) 102 flats. Development under construction. • Palau-solità i Plegamans (Barcelona) 30 flats. Development completed. Homes currently being awarded. Homes to be handed over in January 2007. • Pallars (Barcelona) 143 flats. Development under construction. Homes currently being awarded. • Sentmenat (Barcelona) 57 flats. Development under construction. Homes currently being awarded. • Sitges (Barcelona) 113 flats. Development under construction. Homes currently being awarded. Homes to be handed over in May 2007. • Tordera (Barcelona) 54 flats. Development completed. Keys handed over. • Valencia 134 flats. Development pending planning permission. • Vallecas (Madrid) 110 flats. Development completed. Homes to be handed over in February 2007. • Vic (Barcelona) 104 flats. Development completed. Homes currently being awarded. Homes expected to be handed over in March 2007. • Vicálvaro (Madrid) 148 flats. Development completed. Keys handed over. • Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) 64 flats. Development under construction. Homes Both young people and the elderly benefit from the affordable currently being awarded. housing developed by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects

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Hospital CiberCaixa

Concept KitCaixa Entertaining and educational areas located in children’s hospitals. These materials help to generate participative activities and encourage communication within families. Goal To minimise the impact of an extensive stay in hospital Each KitCaixa contains a guide with proposals for for sick children and their families. games. The materials are multipurpose and can be adapted according to the user’s needs and interests, Budget the time and space available and the age and number 3.6 million euros in 2006. of participants.

Number Of particular note is the Hospital KitCaixa: its goal is to 44 CiberCaixa in operation. familiarise children with their new situation, improving their perception of the illness and helping to alleviate Beneficiaries the effects of hospitalisation. 113,130 in 2006.

• CiberCaixa, with a fun and stimulating atmosphere, encourages the users’ social and affective development by means of a number of resources and activities, taking particular advantage of new technologies.

• Volunteers from the ”la Caixa” Corporate Volunteer programme or the Welfare Projects senior citizen programme help to run the CiberCaixa, as well as from other associations and/or organisations related to volunteering.

Hospital CiberCaixa encourage the social and affective development of hospitalised children

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• Validation surveys show that both children and their • Galicia: 4 families and health professionals are highly satisfied with Hospital Juan Canalejo in A Coruña the Hospital CiberCaixa. Hospital Xeral Calde in Lugo Hospital Cristal Piñor in Ourense • Distribution of the CiberCaixa: Hospital Clínico Universitario in Santiago de Compostela • Canary Islands: 3 • Andalusia: 4 Hospital Materno Infantil in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Hospital Carlos Haya in Malaga Hospital Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria in Santa Cruz Hospital Virgen del Rocío in Seville de Tenerife Hospital Virgen de la Macarena in Seville Hospital Fuerteventura in Puerto del Rosario Hospital Reina Sofía in Cordoba • Balearic Islands: 3 • Aragon: 1 Hospital Son Dureta in Palma de Mallorca Hospital Miguel Servet in Zaragoza Hospital de Manacor in Mallorca • Asturias: 2 Hospital Son Llatzer in Palma de Mallorca Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias in Oviedo • La Rioja: 1 Hospital de Cabueñes in Gijón Hospital San Millán in Logroño • Castilla-La Mancha: 2 • Basque Country: 5 Hospital General in Albacete Hospital Basurto in Bilbao Hospital General in Guadalajara Hospital Donosti in San Sebastián • Castilla y León: 3 Hospital Zumárraga in Zumárraga Hospital Río Hortega in Valladolid Hospital de Cruces in Barakaldo Hospital General Yagüe in Burgos Hospital Txangorritxo in Vitoria Hospital de León in León • Catalonia: 6 Hospital Vall d’Hebron in Barcelona Hospital Sant Joan de Déu in Esplugues de Llobregat Hospital Josep Trueta in Girona Hospital Germans Trías i Pujol in Badalona Hospital Parc Taulí in Sabadell Hospital Arnau de Vilanova in Lleida • Community of Madrid: 3 Hospital Clínico San Carlos in Madrid Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón in Madrid Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre in Madrid • Community of Valencia: 4 Hospital La Fe in Valencia Hospital Universitario de Elche in Elche Hospital General de Castellón in Castellón Hospital Universitario de Valencia in Valencia • Extremadura: 3 Hospital San Pedro de Alcántara in San Pedro de Alcántara Hospital de Plasencia in Plasencia Hospital de Mérida in Mérida

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Senior Citizens

For ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects, attending to senior citizens forms part of its very identity. At the time it was founded, Welfare Projects instituted a homage to old age and currently promotes active ageing in the 568 senior citizen centres it manages, helping them to become familiar with new technologies, encouraging ongoing training and the involvement of senior citizens in society.

Since 1972, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has gradually created an extensive network of senior citizen centres throughout Spain, where it promotes intergenerational activities and volunteer work. The network also provides a wide variety of training resources and other initiatives aimed at improving the health and increasing the involvement, self- esteem and social worth of our older citizens.

Also remarkable is the ”la Caixa” Foundation’s commitment to promoting access for the elderly to information and communication technologies at its centres. This is both a means of access for the elderly to communication with today’s world and also facilitates and improves their relations with younger family members, as well as with people of their own generation.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has equipped 407 of its 568 centres with Cyber Classrooms.

With an allocation of 12 million euros, the senior citizen programme helped 4.5 million people in 2006.

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Senior Citizen Centres

Concept “Life is change, change is life” Places where older people can relate, debate, volunteer, get involved in society, create and train. “Life is change” provides resources to help improve aspects of our senior citizens’ social, affective and spiritual lives, Goals helping them to adapt positively to changes of all kinds that To stimulate the active role played by older people in are so typical of the modern world. society, helping them to adapt to change and improving their quality of life. • Throughout 2006 and in all autonomous communities, Budget the programme organised seminars such as “A changing 12 million euros in 2006. world: how to convert risk into opportunity” and “Creative alternatives in a crisis”. It also organised Number projections of conferences and talks in senior citizen 568 senior citizen centres, of which 407 are equipped with centres, with a dual aim: to help the conferences reach Cyber Classrooms. a larger audience and to promote the culture of talks, due to their great value as a means of interchange and Beneficiaries communication. 4,500,000 in 2006. • Conferences, talks, video-talks and workshops such as “The blessing of getting older”, “Healthy adaptation to change” and “Communication as a conveyor of emotions” were some of the most important activities These are some of the activities carried out at the senior carried out in 2006. citizen centres in 2006: • Volunteering: The Senior Citizen programme of the • Information and communication technologies: ”la Caixa” Foundation encourages the recruitment and Courses and workshops on IT and digital photography training of older volunteers who dedicate part of their throughout the year. free time to doing work of interest to society. These volunteers help the needy people in their surrounding • Since 1997, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has promoted area and, through the platform provided by the Senior the installation of computer equipment in its senior Citizen Centres and other Foundation programmes, also citizen centres. There are currently 407 cyber classrooms do volunteer work, particularly in the field of IT, as well in the 568 centres and over 240,000 older people as collaborating in areas such as education, infancy and have received IT-related training. culture.

• Club Estrella, the section on the ”la Caixa” Welfare • The Foundation’s 3,000 senior citizen volunteers, Projects website for senior citizens, was awarded the belonging to 17 associations, help to enliven their BSA Creation Prize in 2006 for Value, in recognition own centres with IT activities, as well as helping of its work as a “driving force for the Information the hospital Cibercaixa network, among other Society”. initiatives.

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• Social and cultural activities: Among others, the • Intergenerational activities: Initiatives that strengthen following activities were programmed in 2006: relations and interaction between the senior IT volunteers from the centres and children who attend during their holidays, as well as familiarising the younger generation “Older Readers”: Last year, the ”la Caixa” Foundation with computers and working on issues related to set up a new initiative for reading workshops. This solidarity, culture, arts, etc. activity was carried out experimentally in some senior citizen centres and aims to help promote personal • During the summer of 2006, an intergenerational autonomy, encouraging the habit of reading, campaign was run based on digital photography, exercising the memory and stimulating attention and combining the capacity of children to see things imagination. differently with the experience of older people in order to bring these images to life, achieving some This initiative is supported by RNE and, in order to fascinating photographs. encourage maximum circulation of the works selected, both organisations have agreed to collaborate in • At Christmas, the intergenerational campaign publishing a selection of audio books. “Sweet Christmas of Solidarity” strengthened relations and interaction between the elderly and • “Your city. The city, a place for everyone”: children by means of several activities aimed at Digital photographic competition for older people furthering their knowledge of fair trade, carried out held in all autonomous communities. This competition via a virtual tool especially designed for this purpose. was the culmination of hundreds of digital image At the end of the campaign, both the elderly and workshops given by Welfare Projects throughout children worked in a team to prepare “solidarity Spain. In each community, the prize-giving ceremony snacks” made from fair trade products (cocoa, sugar, was often accompanied by activities such as talks by quinoa and rice), making the Christmas celebrations the expert members of the panel. even more valuable.

The ”la Caixa” Foundation promotes active, healthy ageing

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International Cooperation

Through its International Cooperation programme, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects joins forces with the solidarity movement to help eradicate extreme poverty in the countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

In the countries of the south, this programme helps to strengthen effective, high quality cooperation efforts that motivate local involvement and enable sustainable development. In Spain, it also promotes the training of people involved in social cooperation, spreading a culture of solidarity, peace and tolerance.

Since it was created in 1997, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has allocated over 24 million euros to its International Cooperation programme, with promising results: it has collaborated with 327 initiatives in 55 countries through different cooperation organisations and Non-Government Organisations for Development (NGODs), it has trained 283 managers from NGODs and 480 cooperation and humanitarian professionals. It has also promoted new means of social debate in different cities in Spain with activities to raise awareness, such as exhibitions, conferences, seminars, family workshops and publications.

In 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects dedicated 5.7 million euros to international cooperation, benefiting almost 300,000 people.

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International Work

In 2006, the International Cooperation • Guatemala: IXMUCANE programme to boost programme promoted international initiatives socio-economic conditions to involve and recruit in collaboration with Spanish and local female natives and rural workers in the departments organisations, with the aim of prioritising those of Quetzaltenango and Suchitepéquez. Asociación actions that substantially modify the living de Investigación y Especialización sobre Temas conditions of the most vulnerable people and Iberoamericanos AIETI (Madrid), Comisión de segments of the population. Derechos Humanos Hispano-Guatemalteca (Madrid), InteRed Foundation (Madrid), SERCATE, CEPEDEM. • Lines of action: ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 600,000 euros

• Nicaragua: Local socio-economic development in the Socio-economic cooperation Rivas department. ETEA Foundation (Cordoba), Technical Office of the Departmental Development Council for Rivas. • Goals: To assist development, coordinating and ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 600,000 euros supporting work in the areas of job creation and the generation of economic activity, combining • Senegal: Improvement in the socio-economic conditions this with work on basic social requirements, (productivity, economic fabric, health and education) infrastructures and institutional reinforcement. in Niassia, Niagui and Boutoupa Camaracounda in the • Projects selected by tender: Seven. department of Ziguinchor. Asamblea de Cooperación por • Allocation: 2.7 million euros. la Paz (Madrid), Federation d’Appui au Développement du Département d’Oussouye. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 400,000 euros • Bolivia: Socio-economic development of producers from the southeast of the O’Connor province. Cáritas Española (Madrid), CEPAS-Cáritas Bolivia. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 200,000 euros

• Ecuador: Creation of a pilot plant to help agro-industrial products break into national and international markets in the provinces of Manabí, Los Ríos, Cotopaxi, Bolívar, Pichincha and Chimborazo. Economía para la Colaboración Solidaria con los Marginados, Ecosol (Valencia), MCCH Foundation. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects.100,000 euros

• Ecuador: Sustainable tourism on Isla Corazón and Pital. Proyecto Local (Barcelona), Esquel Foundation, Ecuador, Ministry of Tourism, Ecuador. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 200,000 euros

• El Salvador: Socio-economic development focusing on gender equality in Suchitoto. Associació Cooperacció (Barcelona), Paz y Tercer Mundo Foundation (Bilbao), Concertación de Mujeres de Suchitoto and Colectivo Feminista for local development (El Salvador). ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 600,000 euros

Microloan project for milk development in native communities. Ecuador

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Training of Social Capital in Africa Crisis and humanitarian work

• Goals: To promote actions in the area of • Goals: To promote initiatives to protect and education/training in order to reinforce the assist victims of natural disasters or armed national priorities and strategies of African conflict and their direct consequences, aimed at countries to reinforce their human capital. preventing and mitigating suffering in countries • Projects carried out in 2006: Two. of the south. • Allocation: 300,000 euros. • Projects carried out: Five.

• Ethiopia: Training of country doctors in Tigray. África • Congo, R.D. Repatriation and reintegration of refugees. Viva Foundation (Barcelona), Regional Health Bureau of Catalunya amb ACNUR (Barcelona), ACNUR/UNHCR. Tigray-Mekelle Hospital-Mekelle University (Ethiopia). ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 100,000 euros ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 100,000 euros • Ethiopia. Emergency response to flood victims in • Morocco: Creation of the specialisation of Tefki, a region in Oromía. Intermón-Oxfam (Barcelona) epidemiology and development of skills for health and Intermón-Oxfam Ethiopia. professionals. Fundació Clínic (Barcelona), Institut ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 60,000 euros, including a National d’Administration Sanitaire (Morocco). contribution from FonCaixa Cooperación. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 200,000 euros • Liberia. Accompanying refugees. Entreculturas (Madrid), Alboan Foundation (Bilbao), Servicio Jesuita al Refugiado. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. 300,000 euros

• Rwanda. Training and education for children and young people in the refugee camps of Kiziba and Gihembe. Entreculturas (Madrid), Alboan Foundation, Servicio Jesuita al Refugiado. ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. According to the donations gathered in the corresponding current account. 25,340 euros

• Somalia. Support for communities affected by the tsunami. UNICEF Spain (Madrid), UNICEF Somalia. 1,000,000 euros

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Training cooperation workers

Training is a vital element in order to ensure high • Training of managers of cooperation organisations, in quality cooperation. The International Cooperation collaboration with the business school ESADE. programme aims to attend to the training needs of NGODs and to help cooperation workers in Spain • In 1999, and for the first time, ESADE and the and their local partners become more professional. ”la Caixa” Foundation offered the postgraduate course “Managerial Function for people with managerial responsibilities in NGODs”, now in its Leadership and Innovation in NGODs eighth year and having trained over 250 managers in Spanish organisations. • Concept: Postgraduate course for NGOD managers. • Goal: Ongoing training. • Training in assessing Humanitarian Action projects • May 2006 to June 2007. and project cycle management.

• In 2006, and in collaboration with the Institute • In 2006 a new, pioneering postgraduate course of Studies on Conflict and Humanitarian Action was promoted in Spain on “Leadership and (IECAH in Spanish), three courses were held Innovation in NGODs”. This course is the result in Madrid, Cordoba and Valencia on “Project of work in collaboration with the business school Management and Assessment in Humanitarian ESADE and aims to provide ongoing training for Action”. The course aims to help improve managers, supporting growth and reinforcing the humanitarian work by using and incorporating skills required to take on the challenges arising in assessment techniques and is aimed at people with society and in the non-profit sector. experience in humanitarian work.

• Co-development

• Through workshops held in Barcelona and Madrid, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has started a new line of work based on co-development, a concept that combines two areas of great interest, namely immigration and development. Due to the nature of their members, immigrant associations can act as a bridge between these two areas.

• In these workshops, aimed solely at immigrant associations, participants debate the role of the immigrant in development projects and receive training on how to manage co-development projects. The workshops also serve as a platform to exchange experiences in co-development carried out by immigrant associations, detecting common elements, divergences and the training required.

Awarding of diplomas of the 7th Managerial Function in NGODs course with the presence of the Secretary of State for International Cooperation

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Raising awareness and social debate in Spain

The International Cooperation programme of ”la Caixa” • The following seminars were of particular interest: Welfare Projects has promoted new forms of dialogue through conferences, exhibitions, seminars and other initiatives with the aim of promoting debate on the International Cooperation in Post-War Situations situation of the most disadvantaged countries, always taking the United Nations Millennium Development Goals • Palma, Barcelona, Madrid, Cordoba and Zaragoza. as its point of reference.

• Organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in • Of particular note among the conference cycles were collaboration with the Foundation for International the following: Relations and External Dialogue (FRIDE in Spanish). Its goal was to debate the role of international aid in 360º Challenge countries that have suffered war and are undergoing a peace process. • Cycle of monthly talks. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centre in Lleida. Education and Cooperation for Development • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centre in Tarragona. • ”la Caixa” Narcís de Carreras Auditorium in Girona. • Seville, 19th October 2006.

• In 2006, a new cycle of 360º Challenge talks was • Organised by the International Cooperation held, these being given every month and aiming programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in to help analyse global international problems. The collaboration with the ETEA Foundation and the talks were given by renowned specialists in order Entreculturas Sevilla Foundation in order to help to analyse problems such as new global challenges, raise awareness of the importance of education as a anti-personnel mines, forgotten crises, the privileged means of acting against poverty. Palestinian-Israeli conflict, movements of women in the non-western world, the tragedy of child soldiers and health challenges in developing countries. Human Rights in the Fight against Extreme Poverty

• CaixaForum Barcelona, 23rd and 24th November 2006.

• This seminar, organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in collaboration with the Centre for International Studies, dealt with the fight against poverty, particularly extreme poverty, from the perspective of Human Rights, one of the challenges for contemporary global society.

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• Exhibitions: in 2006, the International Cooperation • Other initiatives: programme organised, together with the Culture Area, an exhibition on the problems of refugees. • Fair trade: Since 1997, the International Cooperation programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has collaborated in different initiatives Refugees. Lives in Transit to promote economic and social development in countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia. • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centre in Tarragona, from 4/07/06 to 20/08/06. Since 2006 it has also helped to raise awareness in • ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centre in Lleida, from Spain of Fair Trade products by including four products 27/09 to 29/11/06 and from 4/12/06 to 14/1/07. in the Puntos Estrella gift catalogue of ”la Caixa”: a football, a basketball, organic cane sugar and a backpack made by a group of local workers in the • With photographs by Sergi Càmara, a documentary video by Marc Beneria and other material from the department of Sacatepequez (Guatemala) as part of refugees themselves, such as toys and drawings, the the International Cooperation project co-funded by exhibition shows everyday life in the refugee camps ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. of Kiziba and Gihembe (Rwanda).

• Refugees. Lives in Transit aimed to help improve information on the situation in which thousands of refugees find themselves in the world, particularly in these camps, where the International Cooperation programme collaborates in a training and education project for children and young people.

• Complementary activities: Three conferences and a round table. Among the participants were Lluís Magriñà, international director of the Servicio Jesuita al Refugiado, Carlos Boggio, expert and former official of ACNUR, and Sami Naïr, lecturer in Political Science at the University of Paris 8, in addition to other NGO representatives working in this area.

• The dossier Refugees. Lives in Transit explains how, today, over 200 million people live outside their country of origin and more than 35 million of them have had to flee their homes as victims of injustice and violence.

Training and education programme for children and young people in the refugee camps of Kiziba and Gihembe in Rwanda. Sergi Càmara (Exhibition “Lives in Transit”)

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Raising awareness at schools and among children, young people and families

In 2006 the child awareness-raising line was set up, Narayan’s Journey aiming to spread and strengthen the values of solidarity, cooperation, peace, justice and human rights through A children’s book written by Jordi Sierra i Fabra, the workshops. renowned author of more than two hundred children’s books, and illustrated by Noemí Villamuza. The aim is for Workshop “Let’s Build Peace” young people to realise how microloans are one of the instruments used in more disadvantaged countries to fight The aim is to understand how armed conflict affects poverty, supporting small economic initiatives to improve childhood and violates human rights, encouraging a people’s lives. pro-active attitude to educate in and for Peace, both at a global level and also in everyday life, aimed at the last years of Primary and Secondary education.

Sweet Christmas of Solidarity

Cooking workshops were held at the Social and Cultural Centre in Tarragona, CaixaForum Barcelona and 150 Senior Citizen Centres, both owned and under licence, using fair trade products and aimed at children, in order to raise their awareness of the use of these products as an alternative to traditional trade, establishing fair commercial relations in the production chain, from producer to consumer.

CaixaForum Barcelona. Cooking workshop with fair trade products

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 76 Social Programmes

Health

Due to the rise in life expectancy and medical advances, cancer and some chronic complaints, such as neurodegenerative diseases, have become increasingly a part of our everyday lives.

The goal of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in this field is two-fold: Firstly, to support biomedical research into these illnesses, as detailed in the section in this Annual Report that is dedicated to education. Secondly, to encourage mental, social and assistance that is complementary to medical care, corresponding to the area of social programmes, in order to help improve the living conditions of people suffering from these illnesses as well as the people around them.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects supports all sectors involved in the area of health: from associations for sick people and their families, health professionals, children and those suffering the consequences of such illnesses in their homes.

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Neurodegenerative diseases

• Apart from biomedical research, the ”la Caixa” Concept Foundation also works to fight against the social effects Illnesses with a great impact on society, such as of neurodegenerative diseases via an aid programme Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s, which have for sufferers and their carers that helps to improve their become more prevalent over the last few years. quality of life through training and awareness-raising actions: Goals To improve our knowledge of neurodegenerative diseases, • Informative work: Conferences, seminars raising awareness of their importance in society and offering and cinema forums aimed at the public at effective support for those people affected and their families. large to provide information on the scientific, pharmacological and social aspects of the illness.

• Workshops for carers and/or sufferers, such as: • Alzheimer’s: “Learn to help”: 13 training • In social terms, this kind of illness is characterised by: workshops on care strategies in the home for carers. • Great physical and psychological stress for families. • Multiple sclerosis: 2 training workshops on body techniques. • Challenges not met by health systems and • Parkinson’s: 3 training workshops on techniques community social services. and strategies for social handling. • “The home pharmacy”: useful information for • The need to find new forms of more flexible care, organising scheduled medication. Aimed at carers. including social and family support. • Seminars and courses on specific areas concerning • A rise in life expectancy and improvement in treatment, therapy and management, aimed at diagnosis over the last few years, which has carers and professionals. multiplied the number of cases. • Awareness-raising activities for children, such as the workshop “A day with the grandparents”, a fun and informative area aimed at children in the middle and higher years of primary education.

• Publications, such as: • The “Architecture Guide”, with advice on how to adapt homes for people with Alzheimer’s or limited mobility. • Tales such as “My grandmother is different from the rest” and “The last hand game”.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects fights against the social effects of neurodegenerative diseases

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Society and cancer

• Activities held throughout Spain: Concept Therapeutic and social care aimed at people affected by • Workshops such as: the illness and their families. • “Pedagogical techniques for monitors of laryngectomy patients”, dedicated to Goals teaching people how to regain speech after To meet those social, assistance and psychological aspects a laryngectomy. Also available in a kit for not included within conventional therapy but required sufferers to practise at home. in order to mitigate the effects of the illness, increasing • “Get used to the change”, a workshop on the effectiveness of clinical processes and improving the affection and sexuality for women who have quality of life of sufferers and the people close to them. suffered breast cancer, a first step in accepting their new situation and in regaining their self- esteem.

• Courses and conferences such as: • Cancer is one of the main diseases in developed • “Accompanying people in the last stage of societies but social care for sufferers and their families their lives, at home”: a course for professionals has so far not been proportional to the healthcare on treatments and the instigation of day services provided. to allow many people with progressive and incurable diseases to live in their own homes until • In addition to promoting biomedical research in the end of their days. oncology, one of the goals pursued by ”la Caixa” • “The therapeutic use of cannabis and its Welfare Projects is to help increase support for sufferers. derivates”: a conference on the effectiveness of It has therefore spent years promoting the work of cannabis in various treatments, such as for nausea social organisations throughout Spain that attempt to and vomiting caused by chemotherapy. meet these social, assistance and psychological needs, organising educational workshops, conferences and activities to inform and guide.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects provides social support for the sick and the people close to them

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Aid Programme for Social Initiative Projects

One of the goals of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects is to help non-profit organisations throughout Spain that, like Welfare Projects, are working to achieve a society with more opportunities for everyone. Over the last few years, aid has been given to projects that develop volunteering work and to initiatives aimed at helping the disabled and other groups at risk of marginalisation, in order to improve their quality of life and to help them find their place in society again.

In 2006, the ”la Caixa” Foundation provided aid in the following areas: Encouraging volunteer work, fighting against marginalisation, employment for the disabled, helping the mentally impaired and socio-cultural projects.

In 2006, and with a budget of over 15.8 million euros, the programme supported 928 social initiatives presented by associations from all over Spain, benefiting 1,236,214 people.

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Encouraging volunteer work

• The projects selected this year mostly pursue three Concept objectives: Aid for social organisations working with volunteers. • To increase the number of volunteers by creating and Goals setting up recruitment and training programmes. To encourage volunteering and strengthen the structures of volunteer organisations. • To improve the volunteer programmes of social organisations to broaden their scope and involve Budget citizens in social action. 3 million euros in 2006. • To improve their internal workings and management Number of grants given by reinforcing organisation. 211. • The geographical distribution of the projects selected in 2006 was as follows: Catalonia, 63; Andalusia, 34; Community of Madrid, 34; Community of Valencia, 14; Castilla y León, 11; Canary Islands, 10; Castilla La • In Spain there are more than 1 million volunteers that Mancha, 9; Asturias, Basque Country, Galicia and Murcia, collaborate with over 37,000 social organisations. This 6 respectively; Aragon, 5; Extremadura, 3; Balearic Islands, number rises by 7% every year. Cantabria, Navarre and La Rioja, 1 each. Some examples of the projects supported are:

• Centre for Rural Development “El Sequillo”. Tordehumos (Valladolid). To create and set up a programme to recruit, train, integrate and coordinate volunteers to support the work of the school accompaniment programme in the county of Medina de Rioseco, dedicated to helping children from families with severe economic, social or cultural problems. Grant: 15,000 euros

• Alicante Provincial Association of Aid for Drug Addicts. To help its programme to renovate and strengthen the institution by implementing a quality management system based on ISO quality standard 9001:2000, and to adapt the association to new technologies and market requirements, as well as the new policies and strategies of organisations, both public and private. Grant: 30,000 euros

• Càritas Diocesana d’Eivissa-Formentera (Balearic Islands). To set up a programme to improve the organisation’s management and planning in order to strengthen its structure and encourage relations between and the networking of local associations that work with people at risk of being excluded from society. Grant: 15,000 euros ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects strongly supports and encourages volunteering

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Marginalisation

• Financial poverty and exclusion as a result of precarious Concept employment conditions, lack of training, difficulties in Aid for projects against marginalisation carried out by getting decent housing, fragile health conditions and non-profit associations and organisations throughout limited social relations are the main target of the projects Spain. selected, focusing mostly on caring for disadvantaged women, the homeless, inmates and former inmates, drug Goal addicts, ethnic minorities, AIDS sufferers, the elderly and To encourage initiatives aiming for the social integration of young people at risk. Some examples are: people living at risk or excluded from society. • Sheltered housing for female prisoners and Budget former prisoners. Asociación para la Reinserción 2.5 million euros in 2006. Social Zaqueo (Seville). The aim of this resource is to provide an environment that meets the physical, Number of grants mental, emotional and social needs of female 164 in 2006. inmates and contributes to the therapeutic effect of release from prison by guiding inmates who lack family support. Grant: 20,000 euros

• Caring for the homeless. Centro de Acogida Asís (Barcelona). The centre’s aim is to facilitate and motivate the processes that help the homeless re-enter society, promoting the individual and raising the awareness of citizens with regard to the situation suffered by this group. Grant: 20,000 euros

• Day centre for drug addicts. Asociación Dombenitense de Ayuda al Toxicómano (Don Benito, Badajoz). This is the first centre of its type opened in Extremadura. Its goal is to complement outpatient treatment with a place providing training, workshops, classrooms, integration activities, etc. Grant: 30,000 euros

• Out of the164 projects, 40 correspond to Catalonia. The rest are distributed throughout the different autonomous communities: Andalusia (33), Community of Madrid (24), Community of Valencia (14), Castilla y León (9), Aragon (6), Balearic Islands (6), Asturias (5), Canary Islands (5), Murcia (5), Galicia (4), Basque Country (3), Cantabria (2), Extremadura (3), Castilla-La Mancha (2), La Rioja (2) and Ceuta (1).

• Since the programme was set up in 1999, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has collaborated with more than one thousand initiatives, allocating over 19 million euros.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects encourages initiatives to help people at risk of marginalisation

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Helping the disabled find employment Disability

Concept Concept Aid for projects by non-profit associations and Aid for projects helping those affected by a mental organisations throughout Spain to help the mentally or disability or illness. physically disabled. Goal Goal To work towards the mentally disabled or mentally ill To help these people play their part in society. playing a part in society.

Budget Budget 3.7 million euros in 2006. 2 million euros in 2006.

Number of grants Number of grants 134 in 2006. 132 in 2006.

• Since this aid programme was set up in 2002, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has collaborated with more than 900 initiatives, to which it has donated over 14.6 million euros.

• The call for aid applications in 2006 selected 134 projects, of which 38 correspond to Catalonia, 18 to Andalusia, 16 to the Community of Madrid, 9 to the Community of Valencia, 7 to each community of Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Aragon and Galicia, 5 to each community of the Canary Islands and Murcia, 4 to each community of Asturias, Extremadura and Navarre and 1 to each community of the Basque Country, Cantabria and La Rioja. Some examples are:

• Environment, a profession with an integrating present and future. Asociación Oscense Pro-Salud Mental (Huesca). This project focuses on learning the tasks to be carried out in this field by the people involved. Grant: 30,000 euros

• Creation and start-up of a special employment centre (CEE in Spanish) to help find employment for the disabled, particularly those suffering from spinal injury. Fundación del Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos (Toledo). Grant: 50,000 euros

• Start-up of a separation and selection plant for plastics. Fundación Prode (Pozoblanco, Cordoba). This initiative aims to transform waste into a new raw Since 1999, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has collaborated with material. Grant: 50,000 euros over 1,000 projects to help the mentally disabled and mentally ill secure their place in society

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Socio-cultural projects

• The main areas covered by the projects selected were: day centres and home assistance, comprehensive Concept programmes, occupational workshops, sheltered housing, Aid for social organisations working on projects of a therapies, special education and leisure and respite cultural, socio-assistance or socio-educational nature. programmes. Goal • Since the programme was set up in 1999, ”la Caixa” To start up or consolidate this kind of project. Welfare Projects has collaborated with more than 1,000 initiatives, donating over 18.5 million euros. Budget 4.6 million euros. • Of the 132 projects selected in 2006, 26 correspond to Catalonia, 20 to Andalusia, 17 to the Community of Madrid, Number of grants 14 to Castilla y León, 12 to the Community of Valencia, 7 to 287 in 2006. Galicia, 6 to Asturias; 5 to each community of the Balearic Islands, Aragon, Castilla-La Mancha, Canary Islands and Extremadura, 2 to the Basque Country and 1 to Cantabria, Murcia and Navarre. Some examples are: • 287 projects were selected in 2006, coming from • Care Complex for people with impaired mental the following autonomous communities: Andalusia, abilities, “Sierra Marina”. APROMPSI. Asociación 71 projects; Catalonia, 51; Community of Madrid, 29; Provincial Pro Disminuidos Psíquicos (Jaén). This Community of Valencia, 25; Castilla y León, 20; Asturias, project consists of creating an adult residence with 13; Galicia and Murcia, 11 respectively; Castilla-La a capacity for 30 people, a day centre for 9 people Mancha, 10; Basque Country, 9; Balearic Islands, Canary with seriously impaired mental abilities and an Islands and Aragon, 8 each; Extremadura, 7; Cantabria occupational centre with a capacity for 45 people. and Navarre, 2 each; La Rioja and Ceuta, 1 respectively. Grant: 25,000 euros Some examples are:

• Reconditioning the Tobías Home and • AESCO-América-España, Solidaridad y Occupational Centre. Asociación Tobías (Collado Cooperación (Madrid): Promoting a programme to Villalba). This project is based on the need to prevent school absenteeism among the children of improve the sanitary facilities of the Home and immigrants at risk socially. Grant: 32,000 euros accessibility for 16 people to stay there. Grant: 12,000 euros • Fundación Pequeño Deseo (Barcelona): ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects provides support for • Comprehensive Centre for people with impaired this foundation that works to make the dreams and mental abilities who need extensive-generalised wishes of sick children come true. Fulfilling the wish support and for the mentally impaired over 45 years of sick children does not cure their illnesses but it of age. Asociación Provincial de Padres con Niños y does help them endure the monotony. Adultos Minusválidos (Toledo). This centre will have Grant: 40,000 euros a day centre with 40 places for seriously affected people, a day centre with a further 40 places for • Seminario Conciliar de Barcelona: Helping to older people and a residential unit for 27 people. extend and adapt the facilities of the Episcopal Grant: 20,000 euros Public Library. Grant: 44,271 euros

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Social Studies Collection

• Started in 1999, the Social Studies Collection has Concept dealt with themes related to demographic changes A collection of publications on contemporary social and lacks in society, with poverty and with social themes and problems. policies. Reports have been published on immigration, old age, youth, family policies and changes in the Goal structure of society. Three new titles were published in To spread thorough and substantial analysis by publishing the collection in 2006. important studies in the area of social sciences. • European educational systems. Crisis or Titles published transformation?, directed by Joaquim Prats 20. and Francesc Raventós, this study analyses the 3 in 2006. different educational systems in western Europe, describes the policies and changes that have been made, points out problems and suggests possible solutions.

• Parents and children in present-day Spain, by sociologist Gerardo Meil, provides an overall interpretation of parent-child relations in our society and analyses the cultural changes that have led to the abandonment of the traditional family model, giving way to the “negotiating family”.

• Single parenthood and childhood, by sociologists Lluís Flaquer, Elisabet Almeda and Lara Navarro, offers a look at single parent families and analyses the relationship between single parenthood and child poverty, analysing the levels of well-being and future expectations of children living in single parent families. The authors warn that, in Spain, the risk rate of child poverty is currently 19% and rising.

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• Previous titles: • Housing policy from a comparative European perspective • Foreign immigration in Spain • Domestic violence • The values of Spanish society and its relationship • Immigration, school and the job market with drugs • Noise pollution in our cities • Family policies from a comparative perspective • Foster families • Young women in Spain • Finding work for disabled people • The Spanish family and their children’s education • Muslim immigration in Europe • Old age, dependence and long-term care • Poverty and exclusion from society • Young people facing the European challenge • Regulating immigration in Europe • Spain and immigration

In 2006, the Social Studies Collection published three new monographic studies

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”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance 92 Fellowships 94 Biomedical Research 100 Educational Resources 104 Pedagogical Activities 106

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EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

Facilitating access to education is strategic for both the social and material progress of modern society and is therefore an inevitable challenge in constructing the so-called Knowledge Society. That is why ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects, mindful of the needs of citizens, dedicates a significant part of its resources to supporting educational programmes.

University education, scientific research and dissemination are the three main facets of this work. In 1982, the ”la Caixa” Foundation started its fellowship programme for postgraduate studies abroad. Thanks to this initiative, over 2,000 Spanish students have already been able to further their education at the most prestigious universities in the world. In recent years, and as a consequence of the organisation’s social bias, this fellowship programme has been substantially extended by offering new grants to take masters at Spanish universities (particularly in the area of social assistance and society), as well as with a fellowship programme for journalist internships at the Spanish news agency, Agencia EFE.

Since 2005, grants have also been provided to help inmates access professional training courses, thereby helping them to re-enter society.

Biomedical research is another field in which ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has a notable presence. Since 1995, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has supported the irsiCaixa Laboratory, dedicated to researching and treating HIV. Since 1997, funds provided by Welfare Projects have enabled 126 oncology and neuroscience projects to be carried out.

In terms of disseminating knowledge, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects constantly supports and complements the work of schools by producing didactic materials for all levels of education, as well as using non-formal educational methods designed for the whole family and any age or level of training.

In 2005 and together with the business school IESE, Welfare Projects created the ”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance, an initiative that clearly demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to encouraging a business culture that is in line with its founding values.

The educational programmes of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects encourage values such as community spirit, social responsibility and non-violence. They raise awareness of the conservation of the environment and bring science, art, music, thought and culture closer to people. In 2006, with an overall budget of 19 million euros, these programmes have benefited 668,567 people throughout Spain.

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”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance

• Throughout 2006, the ”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Concept Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance Chair specialised in corporate social responsibility, forming has worked on researching, disseminating and debating part of the academic structure of IESE business school. corporate social responsibility.

Goals • The Chair’s research projects are based on four To further our knowledge of the possibilities offered by broad areas: the role of the firm in society, making the present-day economic context for ethically responsible social responsibility a part of corporate governance, and socially committed business. To highlight the disseminating social responsibility through the firm and commitment of ”la Caixa” to encouraging a business social responsibility in Spanish firms. culture that is in line with its founding values. • Every year, the ”la Caixa” Chair organises a business Director forum with presidents, CEOs and managing directors Antonio Argandoña. from some of the largest Spanish firms. It also organises expert symposiums and specialist classes given by academics and business people of international renown.

• IESE’s Continuity Programme (aimed at alumni and directors) dedicates sessions and cycles to promoting the Chair in the area of the social responsibility of the firm and corporate governance.

• In 2006, the Chair had access to different public platforms from which it promoted the importance of well-managed corporate social responsibility for a sustainable future.

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• The Chair’s director, Antonio Argandoña, has presented 35 studies, articles and documents in various forums, researching into the many aspects of social responsibility and corporate governance, and has taken part in 16 congresses, round tables, conferences and other activities to share his expertise.

• Among other events, the ”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance has co-organised, with IESE, the 14th International Symposium on Ethics, Business and Society, held in Barcelona on the 18th and 19th of May 2006.

Presentation in Madrid of the ”la Caixa” Chair in the Social Responsibility of the Firm and Corporate Governance

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Fellowships

Investment in education is always worthwhile. The result of greater academic and scientific excellence in students is invariably a more efficient economy and greater welfare in society.

The ”la Caixa” Foundation offers fellowship programmes to take postgraduate courses in Spain and abroad as well as for journalist internships with the Spanish news agency, Agencia EFE. These fellowships help Spanish students to further their knowledge as well as helping them find employment in the future. Beyond financial support for the students concerned, they also help to improve the whole of society, training better qualified professionals, scientists and researchers.

As part of its initiatives to help people at risk of marginalisation to re-enter society, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has also set up a fellowship programme to help inmates find employment, explained in greater detail in the section of this Annual Report entitled New Programmes. Throughout 2006, this programme gave 522 fellowships for training in occupations such as bricklaying, gardening and new technologies.

Including the new programme to help inmates re-enter society, Welfare Projects dedicated a total of 7.8 million euros to its fellowship programmes in 2006, directly benefiting 724 people.

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International fellowships

Concept The ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects fellowship Fellowship programme to take postgraduate studies programme is the largest programme in Europe abroad. to be financed by a private institution

Goal Thanks to the rigorous selection process for students, To help train qualified researchers and professionals. the number and size of the fellowships given and the prestige of the collaborating foreign universities, this Budget ”la Caixa” programme is the leading programme 5.5 million euros in 2006. financed by a private institution in the European Union.

Beneficiaries • An international comparative study of 2,051 people since 1982. postgraduate fellowships abroad states that the 112 granted in 2006. ”la Caixa” programme is the second fellowship programme overall and the leading programme to be funded by a private institution.

• This analysis, carried out by the consultancy firm Apple Tree Communications, analysed a total of 96 programmes from the 12 countries that invest most in postgraduate fellowships for study abroad: Germany, Spain, Finland, France, Great Britain, Italy, Sweden, Brazil, Canada, United States, China and Japan.

• The report takes three broad criteria into account: the quality of the programmes, the financial value of the fellowship and the social impact in the country where it is offered.

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• Since the start of its programme, the ”la Caixa” • The fellowship programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Foundation has allocated more than 70 million euros is open to all academic disciplines. Among the most in fellowships to 2,051 Spanish students at universities popular during its 25 years of history are engineering, with as prestigious as Harvard, Chicago, MIT, Berkeley and 197 fellowships granted, business administration with 185, Columbia in the USA, Humboldt in Berlin, Oxford, law with 155 and medicine with 134. Cambridge and the London School of Economics in the UK, Toronto and Montreal in Canada, l’Université Paris • 1,041 students have received fellowships to further 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and l’École des Hautes Études their training in the United States, 356 in Germany, 312 in en Sciences Sociales in Paris and the China Europe the United Kingdom, 226 in France, 78 in Canada, 18 in International Business School (CEIBS), the business school China, 5 in Japan and another 15 in other countries. in Shanghai sponsored jointly by the Chinese government and the European Union. • In terms of academic centres, the University of Columbia has received the largest number of fellowship • The number of fellowships granted every year has students from ”la Caixa”: 109. This is followed by increased significantly from 35 in 1982 to 115 in 2006. Harvard, with 89. The Massachusetts Institute of Welfare Projects has gradually increased its allocation Technology (MIT) has welcomed 71, Stanford, 54, and the to the programme to cover the large number of London School of Economics, 42. applications received. • The updated directory of students who have been granted fellowships, available online at www.estudis.laCaixa.es/ObraSocial, is consulted by many firms when recruiting new employees.

Once again, their Royal Highnesses the King and Queen of Spain presided over the presentation of the international fellowships

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National fellowships

• Social interest of the areas of study through the Concept fellowships: marginalisation, sustainability, geriatric A fellowship programme to study a masters in any Spanish care and the mediation and resolution of conflict university, irrespective of the student’s place of residence are just some of the key disciplines focused on by and of the university where he or she graduated. this fellowship programme. These student grants particularly support areas of social, environmental Goals or technological interest, in line with society’s new To encourage university research and help create demands and with the commitment of ”la Caixa” professionals in areas of interest to society, anticipating Welfare Projects. the Bologna Declaration. • Some characteristics of the programme: Budget 1.1 million euros. • Each fellowship provides 800 euros per month (full-time grant). Beneficiaries 125 since 2005. • ”la Caixa” also pays for any registration fees and 60 in 2006. academic charges.

• If the studies involve a change in residence, the allowance is increased by 400 euros a month.

• Bologna Declaration: Postgraduate university • Fellowships last one year and can be extended to two courses are currently carried out in order to acquire years depending on the studies carried out. complementary academic qualifications to compulsory studies. However, with the gradual implementation of a “European Higher Education Area”, a large number of postgraduate courses will become an almost necessary step in the specialisation of professional and scientific university qualifications. The ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects fellowships anticipate this scenario.

• The new Spanish situation. The fellowship programme for postgraduate studies in Spain is also a response to a new reality in the Spanish university system. Specifically, it broadens the opportunities of Spanish students to take advantage of the growing number of masters offered in our country.

His Royal Highness the King of Spain presided over the presentation of the national fellowships from ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects

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Fellowships for young journalists

• The students who receive fellowships carry out Concept internships lasting two years. In the first year they work Fellowship programme for internships with the Spanish in a branch of Agencia EFE in Spain, and in the second news agency, Agencia EFE, for journalism students. year in one of EFE’s branches abroad. The training day is 6 hours long, five days a week. Goal To encourage practical training for young journalists. • The second year of the fellowship depends on an assessment of the student’s performance during the first Budget year and the level of knowledge of the language used in 200,000 euros. the target country.

Beneficiaries • The fellowships for young journalists consist of a study 58 since 2005. grant of 600 euros per month for the first year and 1,200 30 in 2006. euros for the second. They also include a payment for travel, ranging from 500 and 1,000 euros depending on the foreign country where the internship is based.

Gathering of the fellowship students from the programme’s first year, at CaixaForum (Barcelona)

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Biomedical Research

Scientific progress is fundamental to ensure that people’s health and quality of life improve. That is why ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has a biomedical research programme to complement the work of its social and assistance programmes in the area of AIDS, neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.

Every year, the ”la Caixa” Foundation holds a call for applications for biomedical research grants in order to promote and strengthen research projects, prioritising the areas of neuroscience and oncology, to ensure the scientific advances achieved have an effect on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of illnesses in these areas, considered to be the most prevalent in our country today.

Moreover, in 1995 the Department of Health and Social Security of the Catalan government and the ”la Caixa” Foundation set up the irsiCaixa Foundation with the aim of promoting, supporting and disseminating biomedical research in the field of AIDS. It carries out its work at the Retrovirology Laboratory of the University Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol in Badalona (Barcelona), a leading centre in AIDS research and treatment.

In 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects allocated 2.6 million euros to funding the irsiCaixa Laboratory and to supporting fifteen research teams throughout Spain, specialising in developing possible treatments for neurodegenerative diseases and cancer.

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Call for grant applications for biomedical research

Concept The granting of financial aid for high-level biomedical research projects within the areas of neuroscience and oncology.

Goal To strengthen basic and clinical research into neurodegenerative diseases and cancer in Spain.

Budget 1.6 million euros in 2006.

Grants 15 in 2006. Research into neuroscience: 8. Research into oncology: 7.

• In 2006, the 15 research teams chosen come from Catalonia (7), the Community of Madrid (3), Community of Valencia (2), Andalusia (1), Asturias (1) and the Basque Country (1), with studies ranging from the influence of cell death on neurodegenerative diseases to the multidisciplinary study of hepatocarcinoma cells.

• The projects chosen in the area of neuroscience can be grouped into four broad areas: the generation of new models to diagnose Alzheimer’s, the treatment of neuronal diseases, the study of the mechanisms of neuronal cell death and its influence on neurodegenerative diseases, and research into the molecular origin of neurodegeneration and the application of genetic or cellular therapies in its treatment.

• In the area of oncology, the projects supported by the ”la Caixa” Foundation range from research work into the generation and use of genetically modified yeast in treating cancer to studies of the influence of genes on lung cancer and leukaemia, including research into the pharmacogenetic treatment of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and the role of ATR kinase in suppressing tumours. Since 1997, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has funded 78 research teams for neurodegenerative diseases and 22 oncology research teams since 2002

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irsiCaixa Laboratory

• In addition to the contribution made by the ”la Caixa” Concept Foundation, the irsiCaixa Laboratory also receives A leading research and treatment centre for AIDS. funding from the Department of Health of the Catalan government, from the pharmaceutical industry and from Goals several grants and aid for research projects. To carry out, promote and disseminate medical research into health sciences and epidemiology, • In order to disseminate knowledge and avoid unsafe particularly in the field of acquired immune practices, the ”la Caixa” Foundation has provided schools deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and the human and families with several publications and pedagogical immune deficiency virus (HIV). resources on AIDS. Of particular note is the campaign “Talking about AIDS with our children” and the Financial contribution educational programme “AIDS. Knowing how to help”. of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects 1 million euros in 2006.

• The AIDS virus currently affects over 50 million people. Although significant advances have been made in controlling infection over the last few years thanks to antiretroviral treatments, the effect of this illness has demolished entire societies, especially in developing countries. Treatment is also so expensive that some doubts are arising as to how sustainable it is in the long term.

• The irsiCaixa Foundation, set up in 1995, mainly works at the Retrovirology Laboratory of the University Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol in Badalona (Barcelona). The laboratory’s director is Dr. Bonaventura Clotet, head of this hospital’s AIDS Unit.

In 2004, the irsiCaixa Foundation inaugurated a new biosafety laboratory that has received the highest possible endorsement from Spanish experts

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Educational Resources

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects offers teachers and educational centres a wide range of projects, initiatives and pedagogical resources, in particular programmes to prevent violence and unsafe behaviour among young people.

The Welfare Projects’ pedagogical material is in line with the official school curriculum and familiarises users with the most up-to-date cultural, scientific and social aspects of society. Among other features, these resources stimulate creativity and teamwork, encourage cooperation and social relations, and also help teachers work in areas that cut across various school subjects.

The ”la Caixa” Foundation has also established criteria to prioritise the distribution of its pedagogical cases and environmental backpacks, ensuring access for those children and young people who need them most.

In 2006, more than 200,000 people throughout Spain benefited from the educational resources provided by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects.

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Pedagogical Activities: plastic and visual arts, music, literature and science

• Exhibitions: activities Concept Educational activities for everyone, carried out in all the • All the exhibitions that have been held in 2006 at the ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centres and as part of ”la Caixa” Social and Cultural Centres, as well as the travelling exhibitions. travelling exhibitions that have visited various towns and cities in Spain, have been complemented with educational Goals activities for all ages, workshops for children and young To bring the arts and sciences closer to people, people, guided tours for school groups and family visits. raising society’s awareness of different problems and Here are just some of the activities carried out. encouraging positive values. • Diane Arbus: Revelations. The exhibition included Beneficiaries an educational dossier with a guided tour to explore 33,427 in 2006. the work of this North American photographer. The dossier provided multidisciplinary tools and Number of activities educational resources to be used both before and 86. after the visit. Educational dossiers. Guided tours. • Jean Honoré Fragonard. Among all the activities Family visits. prepared for this exhibition, of particular note was the Games with clues. itinerary for family visits. This activity consisted of a Workshops. presentation designed to introduce all the family, in a fun way, to the fundamental themes and work of this French baroque painter.

• Henry Moore. One of the educational complements of the exhibition was a game consisting of different clues. The work of this British sculptor can be explored imaginatively and in a stimulating way thanks to a game that guides visitors through the essential pieces in the exhibition and helps them to discover new aspects by carrying out brief activities.

• Edvard Munch: The sublime spirit. Among other educational activities, CaixaForum Palma programmed the workshop “Like a mask: Munch and facial expressions”, designed to introduce children from infant and primary schools to the complex world of the painter.

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• Music: concerts and workshops • Literature and poetry

• Juggling with Mozart: School concert. The • Enchanted poetry: An invitation to enjoy poetry for jugglers Gandini Juggling have prepared a new secondary school groups. This activity helps discover show, this time dedicated to Mozart on the 250th poetry in everyday life and experiments with the anniversary of his birth. An initiative that, through musicality and rhythm of the words, using the body, sight and sound, captivates children and introduces breathing and silences. them to this brilliant composer’s music. • And also... Workshops on dramatic expression, • Papageno and company: Introduction to erotic poetry and hip-hop, conferences, recitals Mozart’s operas. Young children follow the journey and commented readings all go to make up the of Papageno, the bird man from The Magic Flute, programme of educational activities related to in the search for his girlfriend through operas such literature, theatre and poetry. as Le Nozze di Figaro, Cosi Fan Tutte and Don Giovanni. • Science: activities

• And also... Workshops relating music with • Explorers: CosmoCaixa Barcelona has dedicated mathematics or to build musical instruments, Saturday mornings especially to this family activity, conferences and cycles of concerts such as where visitors can experience what it’s like being Sakapatú, dedicated to Andean music, are just an explorer, investigating with fish, exotic birds, some of the educational activities offered by fossils, electric cables and even light bulbs switched ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects at its Social and on with the nose, learning how to behave like true Cultural Centres. scientists.

• This is Planet Earth: CosmoCaixa Madrid and CosmoCaixa Barcelona presented the different environmental initiatives that Welfare Projects is involved in, highlighting the important work carried out by different organisations in maintaining and recovering our fauna and flora. In collaboration with the European Space Agency, This is Planet Earth showed the remarkable job carried out by this prestigious institution in monitoring and observing our planet.

• Mars-Earth: compared anatomy: A cycle of workshops associated with the exhibition of the same name, inaugurated in CosmoCaixa Barcelona in December 2006. The activities help visitors to get to know Mars and compare it with the Earth, its companion in space.

• And also... The contributions of Einstein, the music of science, energy, neurology converted into art, the consequences of extreme cold, electricity and the biosphere, among other areas, were all the object of educational activities at the CosmoCaixa The pedagogical activities of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects aim to bring the arts and sciences closer to everyone museums and in dozens of travelling exhibitions.

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Pedagogical cases

• In the pedagogical cases, teachers find everything Concept they need to organise classwork on a range of Specialised educational resources using a multidisciplinary themes. approach in subjects such as writing, reading, oral expression, theatre, music and sound. • Reading-writing and oral expression: • The Letter Exchange (for school children Goal aged 4 to 12): provides the elements to To help people to get to know these fields of knowledge and manipulate letters as if they were objects. their values. • Fairy tales (for children aged 5 to 8): introduces and consolidates the basic Users structures of oral discourse. 78,195 in 2006. • Narration: Distribution • The adventure (for school children aged 11 to Pedagogical resource centres of the autonomous communities. 16): An exciting adventure novel divided into Local and regional councils, universities and teachers’ colleges. five parts: means of locomotion, navigation, Special education centres. Resource centres for the hard of the hero, the adventure and the story. hearing. Care centres. Associations helping children and young people with special educational needs. • Theatre: • Chest of dreams (for school children aged 3 Criteria guiding the distribution to 12): A journey to the heart of theatre with 1. Projects concerning the complete education, social the theatre group Els Comediants. cohesion and care for children and young people with special educational needs. • Music: 2. Comprehensive care programmes for the children of • Time and sound (for school children aged abused women. 4 to 16): Inviting children to take a trip 3. Programmes to prevent violence. around the world of music with five different 4. Cultural exchange programmes. itineraries. 5. Teacher training programmes. • And, finally, we should also mention the auditory case, a pedagogical and therapeutic resource to support general auditory education with children aged 0 to 3.

Contents of “The adventure” case

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Environmental backpacks

• The environmental backpacks provide educational Concept materials and methods to observe the environment Educational resources for centres. scientifically, systemising and interpreting the data gathered, as well as diagnosing the state of the countryside and Goal predicting how this will evolve in the future. To encourage values that lead to environmentally-friendly attitudes. • They can be used anywhere, for example in natural surroundings, rural or urban, and in the mountains or by Users the sea. 107,195 in 2006. • There are currently four types of backpack, each Distribution focusing on specific elements that go to make up the Pedagogical resource centres of the autonomous countryside: communities. Local and regional councils, universities and teachers’ colleges. Environmental education centres and • Green backpack: focusing on vegetation and classes. Nature parks. Environmental associations. fauna.

Criteria guiding the distribution • Red backpack: studying the urban environment. 1. Activities for families, school children and other groups. 2. Campaigns to encourage environmental education • Blue backpack: concerned with rivers, lakes and and to raise awareness. the sea. 3. Activities to promote citizen involvement. 4. Teacher training. • Yellow backpack: analyses abiotic elements, such 5. Impact surveys and prevention work. as wasteland and rocks. 6. Environmental associations.

The red back pack is designed to study the urban environement

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CaixaForum Barcelona 114 CaixaForum Palma 120 CaixaForum Madrid 124 Social and Cultural Centres 126 New exhibitions 132 New travelling exhibitions 150 Music 156 Humanities 164

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CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects carries out its work in the field of culture with the aim of bringing art, music and humanities closer to all kinds of audiences. Its cultural activities have a clear social vocation: to bring great works of the past and new contemporary technologies within reach of citizens and to stimulate knowledge and create places that serve as a meeting place for people from different backgrounds and generations. The goal is to break down the barriers separating us from culture to turn art and music into a means of personal growth and social integration.

The “Art in the streets” exhibition, described in the New Programmes section of this Annual Report, constitutes the ultimate expression of this spirit behind all the cultural work of the ”la Caixa” Foundation. Of particular note were the concerts known as “Diversons 2006”, combining music with an introduction to other cultures and recognition of the artists and forms of expression that live among us. Also of note in 2006 were the exhibitions dedicated to great artists of the past, such as Edvard Munch and Henry Moore, the travelling exhibition “Marco Polo and the Book of Wonders” and the concerts to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth. These activities, which spread the universal values of culture, are presented side by side with cutting edge art exhibitions, courses, workshops and talks.

The budget allocated by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects to culture in 2006 totalled 66 million euros. 6,456,136 people took part in the 2,354 cultural initiatives promoted by the organisation throughout Spain.

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CaixaForum Barcelona

• In just a few years, CaixaForum Barcelona has become a Inaugurated leading cultural and social centre in the life of Barcelona, 2002. as demonstrated by its continued success with the public. 12,000 m2. Its activities focus on the plastic and visual arts, music, 1,265,380 visitors in 2006. humanities and multimedia art.

Location Avinguda Marquès de Comillas 6-8, Barcelona, in the old Casaramona factory, a unique example of industrial modernism designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch in 1912.

Facilities 4 exhibition rooms. Auditorium holding 340 people. 3 rooms for courses, talks, workshops and other activities. Media library and area for consultations, multimedia art and music. Cafeteria-restaurant. Bookshop.

The programming of the CaixaForum Barcelona attracts all kinds of audiences

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Plastic arts

• In 2006, CaixaForum Barcelona programmed the • CaixaForum also presented the following artistic exhibitions “The forgotten empire: the world of programmes: ancient Persia”, “Henry Moore”, “Diane Arbus: revelations”, “Jean Honoré Fragonard: origins and • “Open spaces”: A programme of work by influences. From Rembrandt to the 21st century”, “The contemporary artists in the non-exhibition areas world of Anglada-Camarasa”, “Hashem El Madani: of CaixaForum Barcelona, of particular note being study portraits and photographic strolls”, “Animated “Vigorous and powerful”, by the Portuguese artist histories” and “Christmas Cards by Salvador Dalí. 1958- Joana Vasconcelos, who installed two lions at the 1976”, described in the section of this Annual Report centre’s entrance, a symbol of protection and power, dedicated to new exhibitions. covered with a black crocheted net.

Espai Montcada

Concept: New exhibition room covering 100 m2, dedicated to young art and representing the eminently avant-garde spirit and the years of accumulated experience of the Sala Montcada.

Goals: To launch a more dynamic initiative dedicated to the work of young creators with international projection.

To provide greater visibility and dissemination to young art, focusing particularly on the commitment of artists to the social problems that are the driving force behind a lot of contemporary creation.

• “Made to measure” was the first cycle programmed at the “Espai Montcada”, presenting three projects by the artists Maider López, Kristina Solomukha and Dan Perjovschi on interior and exterior space. The cycle extended the debate on issues of social relevance to other spheres, such as marginalisation, immigration and diversity, by means of a continual programme of talks, courses and debates.

• “Scenarios” started in September 2006 and will continue until September 2007. This cycle presents the work of four artists who use space as social representation: Alejandro Vidal, Johanna Billing, Wilhelm Sasnal and David Altmejd.

CaixaForum Barcelona, a key cultural and social centre for the life of the city

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Music

• CaixaForum Barcelona programmed 62 sessions of • “Music for summer nights”: Cycle of summer concerts and performances accompanied by talks, concerts with performances by different groups workshops, colloquiums and presentations by specialists. forming part of the project Diversons 2006. In 2006, the music presented at CaixaForum Barcelona attracted a total of 23,510 people. • “Mercè Festival 2006”: For the festival of the patron saint of Barcelona, CaixaForum organised a cycle of • Some of the most significant cycles presented in 2006 concerts with Gisela Baum, Boban & Marko Markovic were as follows: Orkestar and groups from the project Diversons 2006.

• “Infrequent Mozart”: Cycle dedicated to the little The different music of CaixaForum known wonders of Mozart’s chamber music. Among those taking part were Lourdes and Luis Pérez Molina, Integrating different cycles of concerts, talks, Hiro Kurosaki and Linda Nicholson, as well as Ferhan projections, talks and round tables. and Ferzan Önder.

In 2006, of particular note were the cycles dedicated to Mozart on the 250th anniversary of his birth, as well Centenary of Joaquim Homs as to Haydn. Cycle of concerts CaixaForum Barcelona: November 2006 • “Mozart Marathon 2006”: A series of concerts held during the month of May at CaixaForum To celebrate the centenary of the birth of Joaquim Barcelona and in the Gothic Quarter of the city. Homs (1906-2003), the string quartet Endellion, one Among the concerts organised were those offered of the most illustrious exponents of chamber music in by groups of students from the Higher School of the United Kingdom, offered in November a special Music of Catalonia and the Liceu Conservatory. programme combining contemporary pieces by the Catalan composer with work by Mozart and Beethoven.

Performance by the trio Parnassus

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Humanities

• The programming of CaixaForum Barcelona in terms of • “Eight great figures from ancient Greek and thought, literature, poetry and cinema attracted in 2006 Roman times”: Cycle of talks on people such as a total of 18,510 people to 31 different activities. The Julius Caesar, Socrates and Pythagoras. The professor sessions of readings, talks, recitals, projections, talks and in Latin philosophy, Francesc Casadesús Bordoy, round tables enjoyed the presence of prestigious writers, coordinated this cycle, with the participation, among poets, lecturers and philosophers. other experts, of Pere-Lluís Cano, Tomás Calvo and Christoph Riedweg. • The following are some of the activities carried out in 2006: • “Poetry and...”: Sessions relating poetry with architecture, music and gastronomy, coordinated by Josep Pla Memorial Narcís Comadira, sculptor and painter; Miquel Desclot, poet; and Jaoquim Espanyol, poet and architect. Cycle of talks CaixaForum Barcelona: April 2006 • “Perverse and divine. Cultural representations of women in western tradition”: Cycle of talks On the 25th anniversary of his death, CaixaForum with a multidisciplinary approach to images of the Barcelona organised a cycle of talks dedicated to one female gender. The cycle was coordinated by Isabel of the great Catalan writers of the 20th century. With Clúa and Meri Torras, experts in literature and with the a clear European dimension, Pla connects with the participation of speakers such as Neus Carbonell Camós, great classics in literature and reflects the Catalan and Teresa Cabruja Ubach and Beatriz Ferrús Antón. European world with a forthright and lucid perspective. • “Musicals. When cinema sings”: Cycle of talks Of particular note among the speakers were writers dedicated to musicals, coordinated by Joaquim such as Baltasar Porcel and politicians such as Jordi Rabaseda, lecturer at the Higher School of Music of Pujol and Joaquim Nadal. Catalonia.

• “Summer nights - performing arts”: Cycle of representations, concerts and poetry recitals accompanied by music for summer evenings. With the participation of artists such as Pep Tosar, actor; Toti Soler, musician; and the poets Joan Margarit and Pere Rovira.

• Being foreign: Cycle of social cinema on the phenomenon of emigration with recent films and subsequent debates, coordinated by experts and the filmmakers. The cycle projected films such as Bread and Roses (Ken Loach); Maria Full of Grace (Joshua Marston); and Loin (André Téchiné).

5th Poetry festival

Cycle dedicated to poetry with morning sessions for schoolchildren and the general public and evening poetry recitals and readings by authors such as Luisa Castro, Francisco Brines, Antoni Clapés, Ángel García López, Olvido García Valdés, Rafael Guillén, Antoni CaixaForum Barcelona dedicates a specific programme to Marí, Carlos Pinto Grote and Jaime Siles. thought, literature, poetry and cinema

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Multimedia art

• The Media Library of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects is one • “SOCIALart.NET. Creativity and social function of the emblematic facilities of CaixaForum Barcelona. online”: Seminar on the social reality of the This platform has organised seminars, round tables, behaviour and content of artistic creation on the performances and cycles of projections to disseminate internet. At the same time, a documented exhibition multimedia art and reflect on the trends and tensions that was also programmed of “netart”, of particular accompany its growth. significance due to its social vocation.

• In 2006, the Media Library had 118,247 users and brought together 35,379 people, taking part in 175 VideoBardo – 2nd Video Poetry Festival sessions of 41 activities. The following were of particular significance: In November 2006, the Media Library was host to the 2nd International Festival of Video Poetry, an initiative emerging from the poetry magazine Bardo in order “Media Library Channel 2006”: Platform to to help poetry play a part in forming multimedia and disseminate the collections of the Media Library at audiovisual language. CaixaForum and a window for different festivals and international events dedicated to video art and other For the 2006 Video Poetry Festival, the Media art forms in the audiovisual culture. In 2006, “Media Library of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects presented 14 Library Channel” presented the following events, video-poems from the VideoBardo collection, some among others: of which, after being projected, went to form part of the Media Library’s permanent archive. Cycle “The architecture of the mind”, dedicated to work on alternative spaces and landscapes, beyond physical limitations. Through Carmel

“25x25 (25th anniversary of IDEP)”: Projects In November 2006, the Media Library presented of work selected in the First 25x25 Videographic “Through Carmel”, a video installation by Claudio Occurrences Contest. This activity took place during Zulian on the life of the Carmel district in Barcelona. the acts to celebrate the 25th anniversary of IDEP. This proposal was accompanied by a workshop for secondary age schoolchildren on identity, immigration • “TransArab”: Sessions of projections and round and community spirit, as well as holding several tables dedicated to new Arab video work. debates on the city and its inhabitants.

• “Prison of love. Cultural stories about “Through Carmel” shows the city as a complex gender-based violence”. Projections on phenomenon, alive and contradictory, and is the result gender-based violence produced by the Reina of recording, non-stop, the life of the Carmel district Sofía National Museum Art Centre. for 10 hours on the 10th of February 2006.

• “Duos”: Cycle of concerts coordinated by Pablo More than 150 local residents took part in the video, Maffi, Jordi Nicolau and Max Porta combining music reflecting on the origins and transformations of the with different art forms. In 2006 the duo “Illustration Carmel district. + Music” was organised, with the garage rock band Los Carradine and with stagework by artist Juanjo Sáez; as well as “Word + Music”, a show by Josep Pedrals and Pau Guillamet (Guillamino).

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Educational and family activities

• In 2006 CaixaForum Barcelona provided a wide range of • “Sakapatú: a journey through Andean music”: educational and family activities through its programmed Educational concert on the history and sources of exhibitions, cinema, music, poetry and science. Some Andean music by one of the groups selected from examples are as follows: the “Diversions 2005” applications.

• Cycle of family concerts: Virtuoso puppets, four • Workshop for families on African dance and hands for a piano and for magic, Haydn’s jokes, percussion, inviting them to get to know the traditional tales set to music, the infinite possibilities of percussion instruments from the cultures of western the double bass, etc. Africa, as well as trying out some of the typical beats and dances. • Cycle of family cinema: “An autumn with Buster Keaton”, one of the great geniuses of silent movies.

• “Oh! Painting”: Workshop on the different attitudes of artists when explaining the world.

• “Poetic games”: Workshop for school groups providing a fun way to experiment with poetic language.

Educational and family activities play an important part in the programming

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CaixaForum Palma

• Once again, through its initiatives in the areas of art, Inaugurated music, humanities, science and social issues, CaixaForum 1993. Palma has won the involvement and support of Balearic 4,000 m2. audiences. 356,641 visitors in 2006.

Location Plaza Weyler 3, the former Gran Hotel de Palma, one of the most emblematic modernist buildings in the city, recovered by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects.

Facilities 5 exhibition rooms. 1 auditorium seating 163 people. 3 educational and/or multipurpose areas. Documentation centre. Bookshop.

The Gran Hotel de Palma, a modernist marvel recovered by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects

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Plastic and visual arts Music

• Throughout 2006, CaixaForum Palma organised • Music plays an important part in the cultural activities of exhibitions such as “Edvard Munch: the sublime spirit”, CaixaForum Palma and brought together 15,831 people presenting the work of one of the most influential artists in 2006. These are just some of the most significant of the 20th century; “Dressing up death: rituals of life musical activities: and death in the prehistory of Menorca”, and “The skin of what is real”. Other important initiatives presented in addition to these three were as follows: Music Season 2006

• “The aesthetics of Anglada-Camarasa”: A Cycle of concerts that, in 2006, benefited from permanent exhibition dedicated to the Catalan the participation of the following people, among artist with close ties to Mallorca, accompanied by others: Quartet Casals (with pieces by Mozart, Haydn a programme of activities on the era of Anglada- and Schubert), Orquesta Combattimento Consort Camarasa, “Long live modernism!”. Amsterdam and the Coro Consensus Vocalis (The Passion according to Saint Matthew, by J.S. Bach), and • “An installation, by Charles Sandison”: Using his Fabio Biondi and Kenneth Weis (with work by Bach own computer programs, Sandison has projected and Locatelli). texts on screens or on the walls of the exhibition area. The words used are very simple, loaded with • “World Music”: In October and November 2006, emotions and sensations that multiply and interact, CaixaForum Palma organised a series of concerts simulating a visual network based on symbolic given by artists and groups that took part in the language. “World Music” Festival held at the Auditorium in Barcelona. Zakir Hussain, the David Cortés Quintet, • “FotoPres’05”: The drama of immigration, the Bratsch, Kroke, Driss El Maloumi, Lhoucine Baqir construction of the wall in the West Bank and life and Rachid Zeroual, and Alireza Shahmohammadi & in a mental home in Calcutta were the protagonists Ensemble Sarmad all performed in Palma. of the exhibition “FotoPres’05”, bringing together award-winning work from the biannual event of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects dedicated to Diversons 2006 photojournalism and contemporary documentaries. The project “Diversion 2006” arrived to CaixaForum • “Heroes and gods. Shadow and puppet theatre Palma in the months of July and August, in this case in China”: This exhibition brought together an made up of Boughaleb Laarif, Luz de Bolivia, Romaní extraordinary number of puppets, figures, costumes Chavé Bulgaria, Echa Paká, Lafra, Trio Forróbódó, and all kinds of elements related to shadow theatre Asuntos Pendientes and Mercedes Cortés. from the Kwok On collection, one of the most important collections in the world, on loan to the Fundação Oriente in Lisbon by the sinologist Jacques Pimpaneau.

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Humanities Environment, science and social issues

• Debate on issues of interest to society and culture • The environment, spreading scientific knowledge and occupied a significant place in the CaixaForum Palma’s issues of interest to society go to make up the priority programming for 2006. Some of these activities are areas of action of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. That is why described below: CaixaForum Palma offered specific programming that attracted a total of 65,273 people in 2006. Here are some • “Heritage and tourism 2006”: Cycle of talks and of the events programmed: round tables on urban development, tourism and conserving heritage, with the participation, among others, of Joana Maria Palou i Sampol, Teresa Malo de This is Planet Earth Molina, Assumpció Hosta and Marc Pons. Exhibition organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in • “The holocaust in literature”: Cycle of talks collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA) dedicated to literature on the Holocaust. Its goal in order to change citizens’ attitudes towards two big was to present a universal view of the theme but issues: biodiversity and waste management. particularly including Hispanic literature. Taking part were Vicens Villatoro (journalist and writer), Xavier The exhibition showed how injured animals can be Antich (lecturer in Aesthetics at the University of rescued and then reintroduced back into nature, Girona) and Adan Kovacsics (doctor in Philosophy and as well as the monitoring and observation of our a translator). countryside by land, sea and air carried out by the European Space Agency. • “A stroll through the food of the Balearic Islands throughout history”: Cycle of talks on the dietary Complementary activities: Guided tours for school and gastronomic habits of old and how they have groups. influenced our own habits. With experts such as Antoni Pons i Biescas and Josep A. Tur Marí. • “Remains and traces of our ancestors”: Exhibition on the fossils found on our planet. Using ten pieces such as a dinosaur, a recently born cave bear, a meteorite, fossilised tracks or a piece of amber, “Remains and traces of our ancestors” told the surprising stories hidden within. In some cases the selection was made due to their exceptional nature and, in others, because of their importance for knowledge. The exhibition was complemented with dynamic, guided and family tours.

• “What is AIDS?”: Exhibition with information on this serious disease, its treatment and how to avoid catching it. Since 1998 the exhibition has visited numerous Spanish cities in order to enhance our knowledge of and prevent AIDS.

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Educational and family activities

• In 2006 CaixaForum Palma provided a number of • Cycle of family concerts: In 2006, CaixaForum educational and family activities, often in parallel to the Palma programmed a series of family concerts in exhibitions programmed, carried out with 10,165 people order to bring people of all ages closer to music in over the year. The following are of particular note: a fun way. Of particular interest was the “Family Christmas Concert”, where the Ara Malikian Ensemble played Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, with acting Long live modernism! and narration by Marisol Soto.

A series of educational activities on modernism and • “Learn to decode the past!”: Workshop for school contemporary history in relation to the CaixaForum groups about archaeology. building, the Gran Hotel, and the permanent exhibition entitled “The aesthetics of Anglada-Camarasa”. • “Portray me a story”: Workshop for school groups on documentary photography, in relation with the The programme designed a guided tour of the FotoPres’05 exhibition. Gran Hotel (1903-2003), the modernist architecture on Mallorca and the life of Anglada-Camarasa; a • “Experiment workshops”: Cycle of workshops on tour-workshop adapted to the needs of each group science for school groups, dedicated to areas such as with workshop activities and materials created mathematics, energy, electricity, chemical reactions, specifically for this activity, and family tours on fluids and the strategies of living beings. Saturday mornings combining play, dialogue and observation. • “Christmas decorations”: Workshop for school groups on Christmas decorations.

Pedagogical activity at CaixaForum Palma

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CaixaForum Madrid

• CaixaForum Madrid has been designed as a place to be CaixaForum Madrid will open used by everyone, as a platform for dissemination and to at the end of 2007 or the start of 2008. act in keeping with the cultural and social concerns and needs generated by our society. Location Paseo del Prado 36, in the old Central Eléctrica del Mediodía, • The new site of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in Madrid one of the few examples of modernist industrial architecture will begin its programming with a large exhibition that still remain in Madrid, recovered by ”la Caixa” Welfare dedicated to the ”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary Projects. Art Collection. This collection, started in 1985, has 900 fundamental works by the most emblematic and Facilities representative contemporary artists, both nationally 3 exhibition rooms. and internationally. Its goal is to reflect the wealth Auditorium seating over 300 people. and complexity of the artistic trends currently being 5 multipurpose and educational areas. developed, making this collection a point of reference Foyer. for contemporary art. Cafeteria-restaurant.

CaixaForum Madrid under construction

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• CaixaForum Madrid is taking on the cultural work of the Serrano exhibition rooms and, together with CosmoCaixa and CentroCaixa Madrid, will considerably extend Welfare Projects’ cultural, social, informative and educational activities in this autonomous community.

• During the first half of 2006, the Serrano exhibition rooms have continued their work with exhibitions such as “Interior worlds revealed” and “Willy Ronis”, accompanied by debates, talks and educational activities.

The architectural project is the work of the Herzog & De Meuron studio

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Lleida Social and Cultural Centre

• “Image and identity”: Exhibition dedicated to Inaugurated representations of the human figure in contemporary 1989. art, based on works from the ”la Caixa” Foundation’s 1,835 m2. Contemporary Art Collection. 88,366 visitors in 2006. • Some complementary activities: Cycle of talks “Focus of image and identity”; guided and Location dynamic tours and portrait workshops. Avinguda Blondel 3, Lleida. • Refugees: lives in transit”: Exhibition showing Facilities everyday life in the refugee camps of Kiziba and 1 exhibition room. Gihembe, in Rwanda. 1 auditorium seating 230 people. • Some complementary activities: round tables and 2 educational and/or multipurpose areas. talks, of particular note being the talk given by political scientist Sami Naïr.

• Most significant exhibitions:

• “Cultures of the world. Collections from the National Museum of Denmark”: Based on the extraordinary legacy of the Royal Ethnographic Museum of Denmark, this exhibition examined the origins of ethnographic collections that can be seen in museums. • Complementary activities: Dynamic tours for school groups, guided and family tours.

• Cycle “Actions in the hall”: “Return to origin 2005”, by Laura Justicia. This photographer’s work allows us to listen to silence, perceive the calm and quietness of the seabed and to realise the need to look for reasons to return to inappropriately named “reality”. • Complementary activity: Workshop Divert-Art “Witnesses of the cavern 2006”, programme based on participation and experimentation, helping the public to understand and interpret the different works exhibited in a simple, experimental and fun way.

Lleida Social and Cultural Centre

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• The most important humanities-based social, cultural and • Cycle “Family Programme”, ranging from projecting educational activities organised by the Lleida Social and films to dance and science workshops and concerts. Cultural Centre in 2006 were as follows: • Cycle of talks “Challenge 360º” on the new world • “Let’s rediscover the old masters”: Cycle of talks challenges, anti-personnel mines, forgotten crises, and performances of music by the great composers, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, women in the non- this year dedicated to Gustav Mahler and Sergey western world, the drama of child soldiers and health Prokofiev. challenges in developing countries. More details are provided in the section of this Annual Report entitled • Cycle of cinema “With their own voice”, dedicated International Cooperation. to original language (non-dubbed) cinema. The cycle was coordinated by Juan Ferrer and Germán Caufapé. • Cycle of talks “Universal religions: Islam, Christianity and the religions of India”. More • “Life in five senses 2006”: Cycle of talks on the details are provided in the Humanities section. biographies of famous people. The experts taking part were Mary Nash (historian) and Mario Gas • Activities parallel to the exhibitions, such as (theatre director). workshops, talks, guided, dynamic and family tours.

Inside the Lleida Social and Cultural Centre

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Tarragona Social and Cultural Centre

• Most outstanding exhibitions: Inaugurated 2001. • “Marco Polo and the Book of Wonders”: The 1,429 m2. image of the world in the Middle Ages, travellers 73,304 visitors in 2006. to the East and the birth of the great trading routes for products such as silk and china. Location Cristòfor Colom 2, Tarragona. • “Max Ernest: invisible at first sight”. Engravings, artist books and sculptures by one Facilities of the most outstanding artists of European 1 exhibition room. surrealism. 1 auditorium seating 177 people. 3 educational and/or multipurpose areas. • “Refugees: lives in transit”: Exhibition showing everyday life in the refugee camps in Kiziba and Gihembe, in Rwanda.

Entrance hall of the Tarragona Social and Cultural Centre

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• The most important humanities-based social, cultural • “Sweet Christmas”: Workshop on cooking and and educational activities organised by the Tarragona solidarity, where participants made Christmas cakes Social and Cultural Centre in 2006 were as follows: with fair trade products.

• Cycle of music on film, “Music, faith and transit”, • Cycle of projections and talks “Four biographies dedicated to revealing and contextualising music and a mommy”, dedicated to four famous people and art in different religious creeds and beliefs from different eras and to one mommy, that of the world over. Among other films, the cycle Tutankhamen, so famous because he is like anyone projected “Les mille et une voix” by Mahmoud else in the modern world. This cycle, also programmed Ben Mahmound; “Chants de sable et d’étoiles. La in Lleida, enjoyed the collaboration of experts such as musique liturgique juive” by Nicolas Klotz; and “Le Roger Alier, Jordi Tardà and Ricardo San Vicente. silence des anges” by Olivier Mille. • Cycle of talks, “Convivium”, dedicated to the • Cycle of “World Music” concerts at the auditorium gastronomy of ancient Rome as part of the “Tarraco of the Tarragona Social and Cultural Centre, Viva” festival in Tarragona. Among the participants, of including performances by: the David Cortés particular note was the contribution by the historical Quintet (Spain); Driss El Maloumi; Lhoucine recreation association, Proyecto Phoenix-Tarragona. Baqir and Rachid Zeroual (Morocco); Yann-Fañch Kemener and Aldo Ripoche (Brittany), and Zé Manel • Cycle of family activities, ranging from educational (Angola) and Paulinho Lêmos (Brazil). shows to projections of films and film forums.

Image of a family concert

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Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation

• Most outstanding exhibitions: Inaugurated 1997. • “Rafael Masó i Valentí: architect (1880-1935)”: 248 m2. This exhibition brought us closer to the “noucentista” 30,192 visitors in 2006. architect Rafael Masó from different points of view: his life, the sites of all his works, the projects Masó Location carried out for the wealthy families of Girona and, Sèquia 5, Girona. finally, the furniture specifically designed by the architect to complement his architectural projects, as Facilities well as some ceramic pieces. 1 exhibition room. • Complementary activities: Dynamic tour for school 1 educational and/or multipurpose area. groups and guided tour.

The programming of the Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation combines universal art with the cultural values of its surrounding area

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• “Mythology and creation. The poet and his gods • Activities dedicated to society, education and the in ancient times”: This exhibition focused on the humanities, of particular note being: Greek and Roman view of the world, partly revived • Dynamic and guided tours to the exhibitions. during the European Renaissance, concerning divine inspiration as the origin of poetry and music. The exhibition presented Greek and Roman sculptures and Renaissance and Baroque engravings. • Complementary activities: Guided and dynamic tours, as well as performances of the contributions to classical myths made by great European composers.

The Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation

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New exhibitions

In 2006, the Social and Cultural Centres of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects offered exhibitions such as “The forgotten empire. The world of ancient Persia” as well as retrospectives on photographers such as Diane Arbus and Hashem El Madani; sculptors such as Henry Moore and painters such as Jean Honoré Fragonard, Edvard Munch and Anglada-Camarasa.

As well as being open to the general public, all the exhibitions also had complementary activities, both educational and for families, designed to encourage learning, reflection and debate on art and culture and their close ties with the society in which they are produced.

More than 981,000 people of all ages visited the new exhibitions organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in 2006.

Every year, the ”la Caixa” Foundation organises new exhibitions on cultural themes at its Social and Cultural Centres. Its goal is to place, within reach of everyone, the artistic and cultural treasures of the great civilisations of the past, as well as works by the most emblematic artists of universal art and by contemporary creators.

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The forgotten empire: the world of ancient Persia

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation and the British Museum. • Dynamic tours for school groups with educational dossier. Collaborators Duration: 1 and a half hours. National Museum of Teheran and the Louvre Museum. • Guided tours for all kinds of public. CaixaForum Barcelona Duration: 1 hour. From 8/3/2006 to 11/6/2006. 137,001 visitors. • Family presentations plus a fun and educational route using a game with clues.

• “Persia, the last empire: history, myth and religion”: Cycle of talks offering a range of insights Description into our world and perspective of the Near East, a view that cannot ignore the political and mental This exhibition, in addition to being the most structures forged by the Achaemenids. comprehensive display organised to date on the Achaemenid empire (550-331 BC), also brought • “The world of Ancient Persia”: Course given by together a hitherto unseen collection of pieces from historian Manel García Sánchez. the National Museum of Teheran. In total than 500 objects could be admired, including sculptures, golden • Coffee and chat to comment on the exhibition after goblets, jewels, weapons, murals, etc., on loan from a dynamic tour. the British Museum and the Louvre Museum.

This exhibition, with John Curtis as its curator, provided an exceptional view of the prosperity and splendour of Persia: its amazing palaces, exquisite traditional crafts and sophisticated educational system. Produced by the British Museum, it was inaugurated in London in September 2005 and since then has only been shown at CaixaForum Barcelona.

The exhibition provided an exceptional view of ancient Persia

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Henry Moore

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation • Inaugural talk by Anita Feldman Bennet, curator of the exhibition and also conservator at the Henry Collaborator Moore Foundation. Henry Moore Foundation. • Dynamic tours for school groups with educational CaixaForum Barcelona dossier. From 19/7/2006 to 29/10/2006. 140,601 visitors. • Guided tours for all kinds of public.

• Family presentation plus fun and educational route using a game with clues.

Description • Coffee and chat dedicated to Henry Moore, after a dynamic tour of the exhibition. Henry Moore (1898-1986) is one of the most relevant sculptors of the 20th century. After the Second World War, his large works completely transformed the concept of public sculpture, a new sculpture, neither commemorative nor monumental but timeless and universal, focusing on a community under construction.

The exhibition brought together 160 pieces, including sculptures, drawings and graphic work, mostly from the Henry Moore Foundation but also from different public and private organisations in Spain, Great Britain and the United States. It also included a particularly illustrative display of objects that Moore had picked up and used to keep in his studio.

The British artist always preferred to work in the open air and that is why some of his sculptures were shown outside the CaixaForum, contrasting with the modernist building.

Appearance of one of the exhibition areas

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Jean Honoré Fragonard: Origins and influences. From Rembrandt to the 21st century

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation. • Inaugural talk by Jean-Pierre Cuzin, exhibition curator. CaixaForum Barcelona From 10/11/2006 to 11/2/2007. • Dynamic tours for school groups with educational 61,122 visitors dossier.

• Guided tours.

• Family presentation plus fun and educational route Description using a game with clues.

The name of Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806) has • Concert “Around Fragonard” by the Kandinsky Trio. often been associated with the refined and courtesan 18th century France, but he was actually one of the • Talks on the world of the “century of lights”, the first modern artists. The exhibition, the most important birth of fashion magazines and the female shape, on this painter since the eighties and the first that among others. could be seen in Spain, brought together almost 120 paintings and drawings from the best galleries of Europe • Coffee and chat dedicated to the painter, after a and the United States. With works by his masters dynamic tour of the exhibition. (Rembrandt, Fabritius and Ruisdael) or with those of his contemporaries (François Boucher, Alexis Grimou, Hubert Robert, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, his sister-in-law Marguerite Gérard and his son Alexandre-Evariste), the exhibition showed a large, significant part of Fragonard’s work, the artist’s sources of inspiration and his influence on later generations. Stereotypes of the painter were destroyed, reflecting on the evolution of taste and revealing a trail of Fragonard’s style throughout the 19th and 20th century until the present day, with work by Glenn Brown and Yinka Shonibare.

Fragonard has considerably influenced later generations of artists

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The world of Anglada-Camarasa

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation. • Inaugural talk by Francesc Fontbona, exhibition curator. CaixaForum Barcelona From 29/11/2006 to 18/3/2007. • Dynamic tours for school groups with educational 33,808 visitors. dossier.

• Guided tours.

• Family presentation plus fun and educational route Description using a game with clues.

Hermen Anglada Camarasa (Barcelona, 1871-Port • Coffee and chat dedicated to the painter, after a de Pollença, 1959) was one of the leading names in dynamic tour of the exhibition. modern Catalan art and undoubtedly the one with most international renown at the turn of the century. The exhibition was designed as a large anthology covering all the stages in the painter’s career, from when he started, at the hand of his master Modest Urgell, to when he was at his peak. It also presented Anglada’s work together with that of his masters and contemporaries in order to demonstrate his extraordinary influence.

Divided into five chronological areas, the exhibition brought together almost 200 pieces (oils, drawings, prints, sculptures, furniture, clothing) from the collection acquired by the ”la Caixa” Foundation in 1988 from the painter’s heirs, as well as from around twenty different museums, including the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, the Reina Sofía National Museum Art Centre and the Tate Britain in London, and also around fifteen pieces from private collectors. Anglada’s work was also exhibited in relation to the various decorative objects he collected throughout his lifetime and was complemented with several musical themes closely related to his life and work: Enric Granados, Isaac Albéniz, Claude Debussy and Igor Stravinski.

Anglada-Camarasa was one of the best-known Catalan artists of his time

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Diane Arbus: Revelations

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation and the San Francisco Museum of Diane Arbus (1923-1971) was one of the most important Modern Art. photographers of the 20th century and her style has been classified as a kind of contemporary anthropology Collaborators of the United States. The audacity of the themes and the Evelyn D. Haas Exhibition Fund, Charles Schwab & Co, Inc. photographic focus were recognised as revolutionary and her photographs strongly captured the attention of both CaixaForum Barcelona critics and the public. From 15/2/2006 to 14/5/2006. 109,727 visitors. This exhibition, previously shown in San Francisco, New York, Essen and London, went to make up the most complete exhibition held to date and brought together around two hundred photographs from among the artist’s most emblematic examples, many of which were exhibited publicly for the first time. The exhibition has allowed people to get to know Arbus’ work methods and her intellectual influences through contact sheets, cameras, letters, notebooks and other documents.

• Complementary activities:

• Inaugural talk by Sandra Philips, one of the exhibition’s curators, together with Elisabeth Sussman.

• Talk “Diane Arbus, Sylvia Plath and Janis Joplin: the emptiness of the rope”, by Pep Paré.

• Dynamic tours for school groups with educational dossier.

• Guided tours.

• Cycle of projections “Monsters and the movement of the rope”, about Diane Arbus’ work.

• Coffee and chat dedicated to the photographer, after a dynamic tour of the exhibition.

Exhibition poster

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Edvard Munch: The sublime spirit

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation and the San Francisco Museum of Edvard Munch (Løten, 1863-Ekely, Oslo, 1944) was one Modern Art. of the most decisive artists in modern art. His painting surpassed stylistic concerns and went beyond form, Collaborator providing art with a function and expressing the moods of Munch-museet in Oslo. man through a physiological dissection of his characters. His most important project was The Frieze of Life, a series CaixaForum Palma of paintings and a compendium of fundamental moments From 9/9/2006 to 7/1/2007. in life. This series was exhibited for the first time in Berlin 89,764 visitors. in 1902, considered to be the first time his work was truly recognised. In fact, it was in Germany where his art would be best acknowledged and followed, particularly in the context of expressionism and the group called Die Brücke (The Bridge).

Through 63 paintings, drawings and prints, this exhibition, curated by Gunnar Sorensen, reflected Munch’s most fruitful time and the vigour of his work, aiming to show the most powerful emotions of the human soul and managing to introduce us to the existential condition of modern man.

• Complementary activities:

• Dynamic tours for school groups with educational dossier.

• Guided tours.

• Workshop “Like a mask: Munch and facial expressions” for children in infant and primary school.

Catalogue cover

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Interior worlds revealed

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation. • Dynamic tours for school groups with educational dossier. Sala Serrano in Madrid From 27/1/2006 to 2/4/2006. • Family tours. 26,179 visitors. • Workshop visits for school groups.

• Exhibition presentation for teachers.

Description

This exhibition, curated by Jon Thompson and Monika Kinley, aimed to demolish many of the myths surrounding marginal creators, revealing affinities between marginal and non-marginal art and the impact of unknown outsiders on some of the most famous names in 20th century art. It confronted work by Antoni Tàpies, Joan Miró and Paul Klee with other pieces by marginal artists such as Adolf Wölfli. The idea was to consider “normal” and “marginal” as two sides of the same “modern” trend, taking part in a common discourse that connects visual arts with social sciences, including anthropology, sociology, psychology and psychoanalysis.

The core of the exhibition was made up of a selection of work from the Musgrave Kinley Collection of Outsider Art, started by the writer, cineaste and gallery owner Víctor Musgrave, to which were added other pieces from public and private collections in Europe and America. The exhibition brought together 145 pieces organised into five sections: imaginary landscapes and fantastic cities; fantastic dreams and tales of fear; the erotic body; faces and masks; and the seduction of language.

Exhibition catalogue

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Hashem El Madani: Studio portraits and photographic strolls

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation and Arab Image Foundation, with This exhibition is the second chapter in the Madani the support of the Prince Claus Foundation. Project, which uses the extensive archive of this Lebanese photographer (Saida, 1928) as research material in order CaixaForum Barcelona to understand the complex relationship linking a studio From 4/10/2006 to 11/2/2007. photographer with the area where he or she works, their 72,126 visitors. instruments, material, economy and aesthetics, as well as analysing the connections established with clients, the city and society in general.

The stroll was the most typical kind of outing in Sidon up to the 1970’s, as there were few leisure activities that could be pursued at that time. El Madani’s photographs are a valuable document of urban history and of the evolution in people’s relationships and attitudes in public areas. The 150 photographs selected reveal a thorough photographic study of the history of three places in the city: the beach during the festival of the sea (Bahr el Id); the eastern zone where the railways tracks used to run and the river Auali, entering the northern end of the city.

• Complementary activities:

• Inaugural talk by Akram Zaatari, exhibition curator.

• Dynamic tours for school groups.

• “Snapshots”: Photography workshop for children aged five and over.

• Cycle of talks and projections “Urban Strolls 2006”.

• Coffee and chat for people over sixty on the exhibition, after a dynamic tour of the exhibition.

The photographer before his work

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”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary Art Collection. The artist’s view: Juan Uslé and Soledad Sevilla

Juan Uslé and Soledad Sevilla put forward their Organised by respective views in 2006 and painting took pride of ”la Caixa” Foundation place. Each of them selected pieces with the aim of establishing a relationship between their own interests CaixaForum Barcelona as artists and a possible new look at these pieces, as From 27/1/06 to 7/5/06 and from 20/5/06 to 7/9/06. curators. 125,738 visitors. Juan Uslé (Santander, 1954) and Soledad Sevilla (Valencia, 1944) are two artists of with prominent careers. Uslé is one of the leading representatives of international abstract painting today, while the work Description of Soledad Sevilla has evolved towards a purified abstraction made up of an infinity of interwoven streaks Each year, the cycle “The artist’s view” proposes of colour. exhibitions in which an invited artist selects and exhibits work from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary • Complementary activities: Art Collection, which contains work from a diverse range of artists from the eighties to the present day. • Guided tours by the artists themselves. The aim of this initiative is to offer new views of this notable collection of contemporary art and to further its • Workshops for school children. interpretation, using the artist’s own creative experience.

In 2006, painting took pride of place in the cycle “The artist’s view”

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Rafael Masó i Valentí, architect (1880-1935)

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation. This exhibition, curated by Raquel Lacuesta and Lluís Cuspinera and with the collaboration of Francesc Balañà Collaborators Comas, aimed to familiarise visitors with the figure of Rafael Any Masó Commission, Masó family, College of Architects Masó from different perspectives: his life, the geographic of Catalonia in Girona, History Museum of the city of Girona, location of all his work, the projects Masó carried out for Municipal Archive of Girona, Terracotta Museum of La Bisbal. the wealthy families of Girona and, finally, the furniture he specifically designed to complement his architectural projects, Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation as well as some ceramic pieces. From 21/9/2006 to 7/1/2007. 12,114 visitors An architect, poet and writer, Rafael Masó i Valentí played a fundamental role in Girona’s cultural life in one of the most productive periods of its history, between 1906 and the Second Republic. Masó created over two hundred design projects, including new buildings, restored monuments, urban development projects and interior design. Some of his works, such as the Farinera Teixidor and the remodelling of the houses by the river Onyar, have become icons of Girona.

• Complementary activities:

• Guided tours.

• Dynamic tours for school groups

The house of Vinyes Miralpeix

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Mythology and creation. The poet and his gods: the mythology of creative inspiration

The images of Orpheus, Apollo, Dionysius, the Sibyls and Organised by Muses are witness to the fascination with classical myths ”la Caixa” Foundation. over the centuries and their capacity to provide an answer to the great enigmas of existence beyond time and space. Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation From 15/2/2006 to 17/4/2006. “Mythology and creation” forms part of a series of exhibitions by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects dedicated to Lleida Social and Cultural Centre the ancient world, presenting little known work that is From 11/5/2006 to 20/7/2006. difficult to see outside museums or private collections, integrated within a thematic discourse with a view to Total visitors spreading knowledge and appealing to visitors. 15,391 visitors. • Complementary activities:

• Dynamic tours.

Description • Guided tours.

This exhibition, curated by Miguel Ángel Elvira Barba, • Narcís de Carreras Auditorium of ”la Caixa” (Girona): focused on a very interesting mythological and Cycle of commented musical performances around iconographic theme: the view of the Greek and Roman the myth of Orpheus: nymphs, fauns and sirens and world, partly revived by the European Renaissance, of Apollonius music. divine inspiration as the origin of poetry and music. Among other works the exhibition presented Greek and • Lleida Social and Cultural Centre: Cycle of talks on Roman sculptures as well as Renaissance and Baroque themes related to Dionysius and Apollo. engravings from prestigious institutions.

Apollo dancing with the Muses. Engraving by Queverdo (1481-1536)

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Animated histories

• Complementary activities: Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation and Le Fresnoy Studio National • “Animating histories”, workshop for children prior des Arts Contemporains (France). to the exhibition to convert them into creators of animated histories. Their work was exhibited in CaixaForum Barcelona parallel to the exhibition. From 16/6/2006 to 8/10/2006. • Dynamic tours for school groups. Sala Rekalde in Bilbao From 31/10/2006 to 7/1/2007. • Tour-workshop for centres providing children’s excursions and summer activities. Total visitors 85,473 visitors. • “Animated dialogues”, cycle of round tables on animation and the exhibition “Animated histories”, with artists, directors, academics and workers in this creative universe.

Description

In addition to providing a historical context and examples of work that were forerunners to animation, at this exhibition visitors could also see a selection of work by contemporary artists who use animation to mix ideas and emotions, truth and fiction, consciousness and unconsciousness, image and word.

The work selected (facilities, multi-projections and single channel projections) stands at the limits of what can be expressed and what cannot be expressed, of what is appropriate and what is inappropriate, returning to the imagination its capacity to take on different declinations of the truth.

J. Tobias Anderson, Benoît Broisat, Donna Conlon, Catharina Van Eetvelde/Abigail Lang, Shelley Eshkar/ Paul Kaiser, Kota Ezawa, Simon Faithfull, Susanne Jirkuff, Chung Li Kao and Lev Yilmaz were just some of the artists represented at the exhibition.

The exhibition offered a broad view of the past and present of animation

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Willy Ronis

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. The exhibition brought together more than 130 images and was organised in close collaboration with the Sala Serrano in Madrid photographer (Paris, 1910) who, aged ninety-five, can From 16/6/2006 to 8/10/2006. still perfectly recall the before, during and after of each of the thousands of images he has created throughout his Espacio AV in Murcia long career. “My photos are not revenge against death From 30/9/2006 to 20/10/2006. and I don’t think I have any existential anxiety. I don’t even know where I’m going, except that I place myself, Sala VIMCORSA in Cordoba more or less by chance, in front of things or people I like From 29/11/2006 to 7/2/2007. and love, that interest, bother or assault me. And only afterwards do I try to reflect, when I have my images in Total visitors front of me”. With this declaration of principles, Willy 29,469 visitors. Ronis sums up his ideas on life and his profession, to which this exhibition pays homage.

“Willy Ronis”, curated by Marta Gili, forms part of a series of retrospectives dedicated by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects to great people in post-war photography, such as Ed van der Elsken, Herbert List and Henri Cartier- Bresson. The exhibitions present a selection of work by these photographers and underline the importance of photography in creating contemporary sensitivity.

• Complementary activities:

• Guided tours.

• Family tours.

• Tour-workshop for school groups.

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Dressing up death: rituals of life and death in the prehistory of Menorca

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. This exhibition, curated by Vicens Llull, gathered together approximately 150 pieces, including a 3,000 Collaborator year old boxwood comb, an anthropomorphic head Ministry of Education and Culture of the government of and a zooanthropomorphic head, both 3,200 years old, the Balearic Islands. ritual remains and samples of human hair.

CaixaForum Palma • The exceptional archaeological remains contained in From 20/12/2006 to 17/2/2007. the exhibition come from the caves of Es Càrritx and Es 2,752 visitors. Mussol at Ciutadella, Menorca, and are typical of the western basin of the Mediterranean.

• Complementary activities:

• Guided tours.

• Family tours.

• Dynamic tours for school groups.

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects helps to publicise the rich archaeological heritage of the Balearic Islands

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Cultures of the world. Collections from the National Museum of Denmark

Description Organised by “la Caixa” Foundation. In 1648, Federico III of Denmark created a museum of curiosities in Copenhagen. The so-called Indian Chamber Collaborator conserved objects from America, Africa, Asia and the National Museum of Denmark. Pacific Isles that had arrived from the colonies or through trade. These collections, enriched with the contributions Lleida Social and Cultural Centre of travellers and explorers, served as the basis for the From 14/9/2006 to 7/1/2007. Royal Ethnographic Museum, one of the most important in Europe, which became part of the National Museum of Seminario Mayor San Martiño Pinario Denmark in 1892. in Santiago de Compostela From 13/6/2006 to 27/8/2006. Based on this extraordinary legacy, this exhibition, curated by Albert Costa and Espen Waehle, aimed to explore Total visitors the origins of the ethnographic collections that can be 33,372 visitors. admired in museums and that have become a part of our own cultural tradition.

• Complementary activities:

• Guided tours.

• Dynamic tours for school groups.

• Family tours.

Ethnographic collections have enriched our cultural tradition

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Christmas Cards by Salvador Dalí. 1958-1976

Description Organised by “la Caixa” Foundation. In this exhibition, visitors could admire the 19 Christmas cards designed by Dalí every year from Collaborator 1958 to 1976 for the company Hoechst, one of the Sanofi-Aventis. pharmaceutical companies that has since become part of the European group Aventis. Over these 19 CaixaForum Palma years, this brilliant artist designed the Christmas card From 15/12/2006 to 15/1/2007. that Hoechst would send to all Spanish doctors and 6,699 visitors. pharmacists, exhibited together with the texts that Dalí himself wrote for each occasion.

• Complementary activity:

• “A surrealist Christmas”, tour and workshop for school groups. As part of the exhibition, participants practised the revolutionary methods of the surrealist painters.

Dalí’s Christmas cards combine talent and irony

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New travelling exhibitions

The travelling exhibitions of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects aim to bring culture and its values closer to society at large, being temporarily installed and visiting a growing number of Spanish towns and cities, both in marquees designed for this purpose by the ”la Caixa” Foundation as well as in existing cultural facilities.

In 2006, the following exhibitions started touring Spain, among others: “Marco Polo and the Book of Wonders” and “Sensitive Material”, adding to those exhibitions continuing their cycle, including “Iberians: warrior princes”, “Andalusia imagined”, “Andalusian Science”, “FotoPres’05” and “Toulouse Lautrec”, among others.

In 2006, the travelling exhibitions of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects attracted 935,024 visitors in 89 locations.

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Marco Polo and the Book of Wonders. The great traveller and the unknown East

This exhibition, curated by Jean-Paul Desroches, Organised by head conservator at the Musée Guimet in Paris, was ”la Caixa” Foundation divided into five broad themes: the image of the world up until the Renaissance, the main travellers to the Places visited in 2006 East (Buddhist pilgrims, Arab traders and European Zaragoza, Tarragona and Seville. ambassadors), Venice and Constantinople, the 82,917 visitors. influence of the Book of Wonders in creating an image of the East and the birth of the great trading routes for products such as silk and china. The exhibition contains over 150 objects and works of art, including maps, sculptures, bronzes, silk fabrics and garments, Description manuscripts, ceramics and pieces of porcelain.

With this exhibition, Welfare Projects aimed to bring the figure of the Venetian traveller (1254-1324) closer to the public, as well as the world he reflected in his famous Book of Wonders, a product of his long journeys throughout the unknown East.

Portrait of Marco Polo. Frontispiece of the first printed edition of the Book of Wonders. Friedrich Creussner, Nuremberg, 1477

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Most of the objects come from the Musée National des Arts Asiatiques-Guimet and the Saint-Denis Musée d’Art et d’Histoire, although some have been selected from a further twenty museums in France, Italy and Spain.

“Marco Polo and the Book of Wonders” forms part of a series of exhibitions dedicated to the great cultures of ancient times from a global perspective and with an educational aim. Through these exhibitions, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects hopes to present a new vision of culture to the public, not only by showing valuable works of art and precious objects but also offering an insight into the past. For this reason, the exhibitions pay particular attention to little known aspects, those related to social organisation, religion or the economy and, beyond a strictly historical interpretation, present universal situations that affect us directly.

Zaragoza was the first city to welcome this exhibition

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”la Caixa” Foundation Collection of Graphic Work The skin of what is real. Antoni Tàpies

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has presented 36 prints and a video summarising the graphic work of Tàpies (Barcelona, Places visited in 2006 1923), whose work on paper constitutes one of the most CaixaForum Palma and Valls. important milestones in his long career. This exhibition, curated by Valentín Roma, provides a panoramic view of Total visitors the fundamental places of the artist’s graphic work. In order 7,065 visitors. to provide a clear structure to his different approaches to paper, the exhibition has been divided into three sections, organised around three iconographic motifs that are highly significant for this Barcelona artist’s work: objects, bodies and writing. These elements help to trace a map of the plastic arts, a paper map of Tàpies’ originality and creative restlessness that have been developed on this material.

• As an epilogue, “The skin of what is real” includes the documentary entitled “Alfabet Tàpies”, a film from 2003 in which the painter analyses his own paintings and famous specialists tackle his work in broad terms, particularly the value and meaning of his graphic work.

View of the exhibition at the Valls museum

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”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary Art Collection Sensitive material

Description Organised by ”la Caixa” Foundation This exhibition, curated by Helena Tatay, has brought together a selection of videos and photographs Places visited in 2006 underlying the decisive role of emotions in the lives of Segovia. contemporary individuals.

Total visitors The pieces that go to make up the exhibition are by 3,754 visitors. Javier Peñafiel, Stephen Dean, Miguel Ángel Ríos, Shirin Neshat, Joao Onofre, Dora García, Andreas Gursky, Jeff Wall, Sophie Calle, Simeón Saiz Ruiz, Txomin Badiola, Mabel Palacín and Marc Viaplana, emblematic artists in contemporary creation, whose work has been created using the subject, body, identity, social imaginary and visual languages. These are non-lineal fictions that, in general, remove our longing for a conclusion and outcome. Stories that are open-ended, like life itself, that pose questions or reveal dark areas in the individual as a social being.

“Sensitive material” is complemented with three talks on the relation between the emotions and the arts.

A hunting scene, Jeff Wall, 1994, cibachrome photography, aluminium frame and fluorescent light

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 156 Cultural Programmes

Music

Music has no borders and is a privileged resource for generating social cohesion and encouraging intercultural relations. “Diversons” is the emblematic project that sees music as a vehicle for communication between people from different social backgrounds. This project is based on music with traditional roots, from all over the world, and provides a platform for performers and groups from or located in Spain to promote their work. More than 150 concerts were organised in 2006.

In 2006, the programmes of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects dedicated to music received strong financial backing, both in terms of the programming at its social and cultural centres as well as by organising new initiatives that, of a markedly educational and integrating nature, are being carried out in numerous towns and cities around Spain. The “Participative Messiahs”, one of the great initiatives of the Music programme, were also presented in Madrid in 2006. For their part, the “Ancient Music” and “World Music” festivals have taken on a new dimension thanks to the co-production agreement reached in 2006 between ”la Caixa” Foundation and the Auditorium in Barcelona.

In 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects allocated 4.1 million euros to music. Thanks to this contribution, both the number and geographical distribution of its initiatives have increased, holding 648 initiatives in 32 provinces compared to 243 initiatives in 11 provinces in 2005. The number of beneficiaries has also increased, from 67,211 in 2005 to 223,095 in 2006.

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“Diversons” project: Different cultures for a common language

• Requirements for the applications for Diversons 2005: Concept Call for applications from musicians with traditional roots. • Applications open to soloists and groups. The groups chosen have the chance to take part, with payment, in a series of concerts. • Preference will be given to the use of acoustic instruments and reinterpretations of traditional music. Goal To encourage social integration through traditionally • The panel gives preference to younger groups and inspired music. groups that are less established in the business.

Budget • The ”la Caixa” Foundation offers the musicians 800,000 euros in 2006. chosen the chance to take part in a tour of Diversons concerts, to which critics, agents, event organisers and Groups applying representatives are all invited. 90.

Groups chosen 13.

Concerts held 131 in 24 provinces.

Attendance 55,602.

Locations 31.

Diversons promotes social integration through traditionally inspired music

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• Some of the groups that stood out in the 2005 applications and have taken part in the Diversons 2006 Call for applications for Diversons 2006 concerts are: The extension of applications to the whole of Spain • Los Moussakis: Music with Balkan roots mixed was warmly welcomed, with 248 groups from 13 with up-to-date beats. autonomous communities applying, 19 of which were chosen to form part of the Diversons 2007 • David Cortés Quartet: Flamenco combining concerts. tradition and modern styles. Some of the groups chosen for Diversons 2007 • Akliso: Traditional rhythms from the Ivory Coast. are: Echa Paká; the Arab Orchestra of Barcelona; Suhail Ensemble; Al-maqam; Roxana Río and Trío • Mashalá!: Sephardic music. Forrobodó.

• Djokoto: African percussion and dance.

• Sakapatú: Ethnic music from Andean countries. This group also takes part in the educational and family activity called “Sakapatú, a journey through Andean music”, programmed in all social and cultural centres of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects and in other locations in Spain.

Concert given by Djokoto in Lleida

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Participative concerts

Concept Participative messiahs Concerts in which amateur singers take part in performing the choral parts. Performance of Handel’s Messiah in emblematic locations, such as the cathedral in Palma de Goals Mallorca, the National Music Auditorium in Madrid To encourage social cohesion and intergenerational and the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona. relations through music. To turn the audience into an active part of the performance. • Two concerts were held in Barcelona, Valencia and Granada; one in Palma de Mallorca and Concerts one in Madrid. 8 in 2006. • The concerts were held from the 15th to the Participants 23rd December 2006 and with the participation 2,354 in 2006. of orchestras such as that of the City of Granada, the Baroque Orchestra of Mallorca, Attendance the Barcelona Symphonic Orchestra and the 14,200. National Orchestra of Catalonia, as well as The Age of Enlightenment, together with Choirs from the Generalitat Valenciana, those of the City Orchestra of Granada and The Sixteen, among others.

• In 2006, the Messiah formed the main part of the programme. In 2007 the plan is to increase the concerts on offer, with the participation of four new sites.

The participative Messiah in Palma cathedral

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Institutional concerts

• Of particular note among the institutional concerts Concept held in 2006 was the one in Madrid in November to Performances by renowned groups in various locations in celebrate the festival of Nuestra Señora de la Almudena: Spain. The Sixteen, one of the most prestigious vocal groups internationally, using antique instruments and with a Goals number of great soloists, provided an emotional version To bring music to and share its emotions with as many of the Great Mass in C minor, K 427, by Mozart. people as possible throughout Spain. • In 2007, the programme aims to increase both the Locations number of concerts and also the cities where these Caceres, Madrid, Malaga and Palma de Mallorca. are held.

The Sixteen in action

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Music for the community

• Nowadays no-one can doubt the potential of music to integrate people. With this goal, ”la Caixa” Welfare Community Music Projects has decided to implement music activities in Spain that contribute towards social cohesion. Debate seminars CaixaForum Barcelona: July 2006 • “Social Music” includes a wide range of activities that emphasise the social integration of groups at risk of During these seminars, national and international being marginalised, using various initiatives that, under experts such as Stephen Landgridge, Irina Capriles the common denominator of music, are carried out in and Mark Winthers reflect on music’s contribution places such as hospitals, schools, prisons and centres for to society. people with special needs. As part of the seminars, and also the “Summer Nights” cycle, a captivating performance was given by dancer and choreographer Astad Deboo and the group of deaf dancers entitled The Clark School for the Deaf, from India.

“Social Music” includes a wide range of activities that emphasise the social integration of groups at risk of being marginalised

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Other activities Music programme in social and cultural centres

Throughout 2006, ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects carried out • As explained in the section on the social and cultural other activities and programmes, such as: centres, every year ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects organises concerts, workshops and other activities related to music in all • The “Ancient Music” and “World Music” festivals, co- its social and cultural centres. produced with the Auditorium in Barcelona. • Some of the most important new activities in 2006 were as • Cycles of school concerts and other initiatives in follows: collaboration with music organisations from all over Spain, such as the Palau de Música Catalana, the Auditorium in • CaixaForum Barcelona: Barcelona, the Isaac Albéniz Foundation and the Seville • Extension of the cycles “CaixaForum Music” to spring Symphonic Orchestra. In 2006, cycles of school concerts and autumn. were held in Salamanca and Leganés. • Celebration of the 250th anniversary of Mozart’s birth: “Mozart marathon” (May) and “Infrequent Mozart” (autumn). Music at university • Cycle of concerts celebrating the centenary of Joaquim Homs (November). Cycle of concerts by the Vallès Symphonic Orchestra at • Family and school concerts. different universities. • “Diversons” exhibition: presentation of the winning groups from the 2006 applications (June). With a budget of 330,000 euros for the academic year • Participation in the Mercè festival in Barcelona of 2006-2007, its aim is to bring symphonic music (September). closer to university students.

• CaixaForum Palma and the cultural and social centres of In 2006, 4 concerts were held at three Catalan Lleida and Tarragona: universities and one on the Balearic Islands. • Regular music season (CaixaForum Palma). • World music (autumn). In addition to the cycle of concerts, the programme • Family and school concerts. has also designed the university course “Classical • Specific courses. music for non-music lovers”, granted two credits as a • Cycles of music on film. degree subject of free choice.

The new programme benefits from the collaboration of the Joan Lluís Vives Institute, made up of 20 universities and 400,000 students.

Family concert given by the puppet Barti

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Humanities

The Humanities programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects aims to promote debate of the great changes in society of our time. It is organised around five key areas: classical and contemporary thought, literature, cinema, the plastic arts and performing arts. In the field of contemporary thought, the programming gets its inspiration from the belief that true knowledge can only be interdisciplinary. The colloquiums, dialogues and reflections have been designed to review, exchange and discuss points of view related to areas of study that have traditionally been separated, by means of contributions from internationally key figures and experts.

In the area of the plastic and visual arts, practically all the exhibitions presented also included a parallel programme of talks. Their function is to offer a historical background to the different themes from a contemporary perspective.

Cycles of documentaries and debates, projections of independent films, cycles of literature and the history of music, story and poetry readings, specialised courses, dance, poetry and history workshops, drama initiatives, etc. have all gone to make up the extensive programme of Humanities for 2006 at the cultural and social centres of the ”la Caixa” Foundation.

Throughout 2006, 48,731 people took part in the 480 events organised by the Humanities programme.

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Faces of the present: Hate and fear Genius and torment: people at their limit

Concept Concept Fourth year of the cycle of talks on contemporary thought, Cycle of biographical cinema on genius artists with held at the ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects centres in Girona, tormented lives, preceded by an introduction by specialists Lleida and Tarragona. in the area.

Goals Goal To reflect on how hate and fear manage to paralyse people To learn more about the lives of great figures in western and to clarify the background and intention of this induced culture through visual wonders that, for various reasons, phenomenon. have not reached the usual distribution channels.

Participants Participants Enrique Gil Calvo, Manuel Cruz, Aurelio Arteta, Hermann Javier Pérez Andújar, Ignacio Julià, Marcos Ordóñez, Xavier Tertsch, Xavier Rubert de Ventós, Sami Naïr and Manuel Antich, Imma Merino. Delgado. CaixaForum Barcelona Tarragona Social and Cultural Centre From 10/01/06 to 4/02/06. From 2 to 30/11/06.

Lleida Social and Cultural Centre From 7 to 29/11/06. • ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects programmed this cycle, ”la Caixa” Narcís de Carreras Auditorium in Girona coordinated by Glòria Salvadó, in order help people From 7 to 30/11/06. learn more about the biographies of highly talented people trapped between the torment of their existence and the ecstasy of their creative genius.

• The five sessions in the cycle were dedicated, • Seven leading experts in sociology, anthropology, respectively, to the poet Arthur Rimbaud; the model, political science, journalism and philosophy have actress and singer Nico; the dramatist Bernard-Marie explored these phenomena as part of the fourth year of Koltés; the composer Carlo Gesualdo; and the filmmaker the cycle on contemporary thought that, coordinated R.W. Fassbinder. by Manuel Cruz, was held in Girona, Lleida and Tarragona.

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Universal religions: Islam, Christianity and the religions of India

• The cycle was made up of eight talks distributed into Concept three seminars: Cycle of talks dedicated to the most extensive religions of today. • Spiritual Islam? A world to be discovered. Three talks on the history, origins, fundamental concepts, Goal misunderstandings, historical controversies and To study aspects of culture, the origins, symbolism and paradoxes of Islam given the challenge of modernity and fundamental events in the most popular religions. globalisation. The seminar was given by Víctor Pallejà, expert on Islam and lecturer at Alicante University. Participants Agustí Pàniker, Víctor Pallejà and Lluís Duch. • Christianity. Twenty centuries of history. Three talks on Christianities in plural and on the close and countless Lleida Social and Cultural Centre ties between western culture and society and this From 9th to 24th October 2006. religion. Seminar by Lluís Duch, monk and lecturer in the phenomenology of religion at the Abbey of Montserrat and doctor in anthropology and theology at Tübingen University.

• Hinduism and the religions of India. Two talks on the multi-religious nature of India as a possible reflection of its linguistic and ethnic diversity. Seminar by Agustí Pàniker, editor and writer specialising in India.

The areas covered by the cycle attracted big audiences

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The game of man. Football and culture The science-religion dialogue in present-day culture

Concept Concept Cycle of dialogues between famous people from Cycle of talks. the world of football, journalism and literature, complemented with narrative sessions, documentaries Goal and films on this sport. To analyse the relations between science and religion.

Goal Participants To reflect on the phenomenon of football and its narrative John Polkinghorne, Pilar Núñez, Adolf Tobeña, Andrés scenario. Torres Queiruga, Manuel García Doncel, Rafael Argullol and David Jou. Participants Ramon Solsona, Jorge Valdano, Javier Marías, Pep CaixaForum Barcelona Guardiola, Enrique Vila-Matas, Justin Webster, Ramón From 19/10/06 to 30/11/06. Besa, Sergi Pàmies, Santiago Roncagliolo, Josep M. Fonalleras, Martín Caparrós, Guadalupe Nettel and Juan Villoro (coordinator).

CaixaForum Barcelona • Organised by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects and From 13th to 19th December 2006. coordinated by physicist David Jou, this cycle of talks covered the relations between science and religion from a contemporary perspective: inter-religious dialogue, ethics and scientific knowledge, nature and mind.

• Of particular note among the dialogues were: • The theoretical physicist and Anglican minister John Polkinghorne, one of the top specialists worldwide • “Barça-Real Madrid, a literary derby”, with Enrique in science and theology, inaugurated the cycle with Vila-Matas, Javier Marías and Ramón Besa. the talk “Science and religion. A meeting point in inter-religious dialogue”. In his talk, Polkinghorne • “The protagonist and his witness”, with Pep emphasised the relevant role that, in his opinion, could Guardiola and Sergi Pàmies. be played by the science-religion debate as a stimulus for dialogue between religions. He also classified his • Readings “Narrators on the field”, with Josep M. interpretation of the world as “critical realism” and Fonalleras, Santiago Roncagliolo, Martín Caparrós, stated that science and religion focus on different Guadalupe Nettel and Ramon Solsona. aspects of the same reality.

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Walls of Europe. The idea of Europe under debate

• The positive and incredibly important changes in Concept history that came about after the fall of the Berlin Wall Cycle of dialogues about culture and European social have nonetheless led to the appearance of new walls in values, with the participation of two speakers per the European setting: the reproduction of two Europes session, representing different trends in contemporary but with the borders shifted towards the east, a disparity thought. of opinions on the role Europe should play in the new world order, economic and political barriers, migratory Goal flows, the revival of nationalist and religious conflicts, 17 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, this cycle aimed racism... Real walls built on social, economic, historical, to encourage reflection of the new economic, political cultural and linguistic divisions, which must be taken and social walls that have been raised in Europe. into account when rethinking Europe.

Participants • Sessions structured in the form of a dialogue, Zygmunt Bauman, Pere Vilanova, Gilles Kepel, Xavier coordinated by Mihály Dés. Ferrer, Edgar Morin, Matías Vallés, Massimo Cacciari, Xavier Rubert de Ventós, György Konrád, Antoni Puigverd, Alain Finkielkraut and Manuel Cruz.

CaixaForum Barcelona From 3/05/06 to 9/06/06.

Edgar Morin, sociologist and director emeritus of the Centre National de la Recherche

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CosmoCaixa Barcelona 174 CosmoCaixa Madrid 184 Travelling exhibitions 190 Grants for environmental projects 194

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ENVIRONMENT AND SCIENCE PROGRAMMES

Throughout 2006, the Environment and Science programme of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects has worked on five broad lines of action: preserving endangered species, observing the Earth from the satellites of the European Space Agency, choosing the applications in 2005 to receive grants for environmental projects, preserving fragile ecosystems and encouraging sustainability.

The aim of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects is to collaborate in changing citizens’ attitudes in how they perceive their natural surroundings and behaviour that affects the environment. It therefore works to raise awareness and promote knowledge of the environment, collaborating with experts and supporting projects that help to protect the natural environment both on land and in the sea.

The section on New Programmes in this Annual Report has presented the programmes to preserve natural areas, help people to re-enter society and the programme entitled ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea: The Route of the Vell Marí. In addition to these initiatives, also of note was the choosing of applications for Environmental Grants, in its fourth year in 2005, and the programme of travelling exhibitions of a scientific and environmental nature.

The science museums CosmoCaixa Barcelona and CosmoCaixa Madrid are two platforms used by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects to promote knowledge of the environment and to bring scientific advances closer to the public, no matter what their level of education. Every year these sites receive thousands of visitors of all ages. Their popularity is also accompanied by recognition on the part of the scientific community and museum specialists.

The science and environmental work of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects was allocated a budget of 58 million euros in 2006.

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CosmoCaixa Barcelona

• In just two years, CosmoCaixa Barcelona has become Inaugurated in an international point of reference due to the quality 2004. and thoroughness of its content and its innovative 50,000 m2. approach to exhibitions and displays.

Visitors in 2006 2,008,312. Award to the Best European Museum of the Year

Location In 2006, CosmoCaixa Barcelona won the Best c/ Teodor Roviralta, 47-51, Barcelona. European Museum Award, granted by the European Forum of Museums under the auspices Facilities of the Council of Europe “for its innovative spirit, 4 exhibition rooms. its creativity and beauty”. 7 multipurpose rooms. Auditorium and Agora. The aim of this award is to broadcast new ideas in Flooded forest (particular area). presenting and interpreting museum resources. Geological wall (particular area). Matter Room (permanent exhibition). In 2006, 34 museums from 19 countries were up Planetarium and Bubble Planetarium. for the award. Click. Touch, touch! CosmoCaixa Barcelona has been added to the list Science Square. of winners of this prestigious award, among which Bookshop. features the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. Cafeteria - Restaurant. • CosmoCaixa Barcelona is a meeting place for people interested in science and the environment and a forum where scientists, citizens and institutions all converge.

• With more than two million users, CosmoCaixa Barcelona has increased its number of visits by 41% compared to 2005.

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• In addition to its permanent exhibitions, CosmoCaixa Barcelona also organises temporary exhibitions as part of its scientific and educational programme, as well as workshops, talks, courses and debates with the participation of experts from all over the world, this year benefiting from the presence of three Nobel prizewinners:

• Torsten Wiesel (Medicine, 1981)

• Leon H. Lederman (Physics, 1988)

• Paul J. Crutzen (Chemistry, 1995)

CosmoCaixa Barcelona has once again broken its record of visitors

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Some of the activities in 2006

Permanent installations

• Matter Room: an exciting journey through the evolution of matter, from the creation of the universe to civilised matter.

• Flooded forest: more than 1,000 m² of flooded forest from the Brazilian jungle, with typical Amazonian flora and fauna.

• Geological wall: each of its cuts shows a different geological structure. An experiment reveals the underlying processes.

• Planetarium: an advanced 3D astronomical simulation system with powerful, high definition audiovisual equipment means that the universe can be observed from different perspectives and at different times.

The flooded forest is one of the most spectacular installations at CosmoCaixa Barcelona

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Temporary installations • Content:

• Ramón y Cajal was an extraordinary observer and interpreter of microscopic images. Creator Neuronal landscapes of neurone theory and founder of an important Spanish histological school, his studies led to a On the centenary of Santiago Ramón y Cajal being radical change in the history of neuroscience. awarded the Nobel Prize. CosmoCaixa Barcelona, from 6/4/06 to 26/11/06. • The exhibition presented 50 previously unseen images made with state of the art techniques by neuroscientists from all over the world, together with texts especially created for the occasion by writers, philosophers and painters, such as Enrique Vila-Matas, Fernando Savater and Evru. Comparing the photographs with Cajal’s drawings, we can see how our knowledge of the nervous system has evolved from the 19th century to the present day.

Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Molecular layer of the cerebellar cortex, 1926

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Five artists facing a Triceratops This is Planet Earth CosmoCaixa Barcelona, from 3/8/to 3/9/06. CosmoCaixa Barcelona, from 13/6/2006 to 31/12/2006

This exhibition presented the projects that, with the • Content: participation of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects, are being carried out by six organisations dedicated to recovering • “Five artists facing a Triceratops” presented the natural habitats and reintroducing wild fauna. interpretation, by five renowned scientific illustrators, of the head of the dinosaur Triceratops, the largest Visitors could “spy” on our planet via screens on animal to have ever walked the Earth. The guest which images were projected, some live, taken by the artists were Mauricio Antón, Joaquim Conca, satellites of the ESA (European Space Agency). Fernando Fueyo, Raúl Martín and Eudardo Saiz. These satellite images are used as a reference • Visitors had the chance to take part in the exhibition by scientists investigating the growth in the with their own drawings, which were included in hole in the ozone layer, hurricanes, sea currents, the display. In total 1,300 drawings were presented. desertification, deforestation, the impact of large urban developments on the environment and the disintegration of ice shelves.

A group of school children creating their drawings to be included in our display

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• Courses, talks, seminars and debates Mars-Earth, compared anatomy CosmoCaixa Barcelona, from 31/12/2006 to • “Museum courses-2006”: An annual cycle of courses 31/12/2007 dedicated to scientific themes of great interest to society. Among those held in 2006 were the following: Over the last few years, NASA and the European • “Eleven key questions in climate change”, run by Space Agency have set their sights on Mars. Various Isabel Cacho, a lecturer at Barcelona University, in missions have provided spectacular images of our order to understand our planet’s climate system. neighbour in the Solar System. From 14th February to 21st March 2006. • “The chemistry of emotions”, run by Ignacio The latest images of Mars show a rocky, barren Morgado, from the Institute of Neuroscience of planet but also reveal that, in the past, Mars was very the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Fear, similar to Earth, with water on its surface. love, the biological and environmental factors of emotions and the differences between men and By means of photographs, scale models and real women in emotional behaviour. samples, this exhibition helped visitors get to know From 17th October to 16th November 2006. Mars and compared it with its companion in space, the Earth. • “Museum evenings-2006”: Cycle of talks on cutting edge scientific themes. In 2006, the following talks were particularly significant: • “Gravitational waves: some seconds after the Big Bang” by Karsten Danzmann (Institut für Gravitationsphysik, Universität Hannover, Germany). 14th February 2006. • “Abrupt climate change?” by Polychronis Tzedakis, from the School of Geography of Leeds University (United Kingdom). 9th March 2006.

• “Sustainable development seminars”: Covering different aspects of economic, environmental and social development. With the participation, among others, of Jorge Cortés, former Minister for Sustainable Development in Bolivia; Bharat Cahiya, from the World Bank; and Domingo Jiménez Beltrán, from the Sustainability Observatory in Spain. 10th and 11th February 2006.

• “Climate, population and new or re-emerging diseases”: Seminars dedicated to analysing the socioeconomic factors involved in almost forgotten diseases reappearing, in producing other new diseases and in generating a fear of the strength of global epidemics. From 15th to 17th November 2006. The study of Mars has confirmed that many of the geological processes observed on the Earth are omnipresent in the universe

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“The Cajal Centenary Conference “Symmetry and the beautiful universe” on the Cerebral Cortex” Talk given by Leon M. Lederman, Nobel Prize for CosmoCaixa Barcelona, from 25/4/06 to 29/4/06 Physics (1988) CosmoCaixa Barcelona, 5/10/06 In order to celebrate the centenary of the Nobel Prize awarded to Santiago Ramón y Cajal, and in The main attraction of the presentation at CosmoCaixa parallel to the exhibition “Neuronal Landscapes”, this Barcelona of the Spanish translation of the latest international event was held at CosmoCaixa Barcelona book by Leon M. Lederman, “La belleza del universo” where 29 experts from all over the world put forward (Tusquets Editores, Colección Metatemas), was a talk and debated the latest research on the brain and by the North American physicist on the beauty and particularly the neocortex, the neuronal layer that symmetry of the universe. Lederman, a lecturer at covers the prefrontal and particularly the frontal lobes Chicago University, explained that symmetry, present of mammals. and appreciated in all cultures, also governs the fundamental laws of physics and constitutes a basic • Torsten Wiesel, Nobel Prize for Medicine (1981), mathematical principle to understand the structure of gave the inaugural talk, in which he commented the universe: from its tiniest elements right up to the on the importance of Cajal’s studies and his infinity of cosmic space. influence and impact on the present day.

• “The Cajal Centenary Conference on the Cerebral • Cycle of talks 2006: CosmoCaixa Barcelona organised Cortex” was organised jointly by CosmoCaixa another cycle of talks on different scientific disciplines, Barcelona, the Spanish National Research Council particularly ethology, with the participation of the (CSIC), the Spanish Ministry of Culture and the following people, among others: International Brain Research Organization (IBRO). • Alex Kacelnik, professor of Behavioural Ecology at Oxford University, with his latest research into the crows of New Caledonia and their capacity to make tools. 9th February 2006.

• Frans de Wall, director of the Living Links Center at the Regional Rasers Center in Atlanta (USA), with a talk entitled “Bonobos and chimpanzees, the ape we all have within us”. 23rd February 2006.

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Educational and family activities • Laboratories with experiments that involve everyone.

• “Let’s make science stories-2006”: Competition of • Workshops and other fun and educational activities related stories based on scientific themes, organised by CosmoCaixa to the museum’s permanent installations, such as “Touch, Barcelona. This was in its fourth year in 2006, with more touch!”, “Click and Flash”, Bubble Planetarium, etc. than 8,000 participants from a hundred Catalan schools. • Guided tours of the temporary exhibitions and, for • “Pedagogical science conversations-2006”: families, “games with clues”. Colloquiums with experts on contemporary scientific themes, explained pedagogically and aimed specifically at teachers. In 2006, the conversations concerning the Explorers theme “Energy, when we’re trapped by fate” were run by Joaquim Coromines, a doctor in engineering, and Manuel Saturday workshop for children aged 7 to 12. Partici- Moreno, a doctor in Physics. pants were able to touch, handle, try out, look at and investigate fish, exotic birds, fossils, electric wires, light • 2nd Seminar on Teaching Physics and Chemistry bulbs that switch on with your nose, among other in Secondary Education: More than 250 teaching things, with the aim of familiarising them with the professionals and experts in physics and chemistry work of scientists. came together at CosmoCaixa Barcelona to share their experiences and debate the present-day challenges in • “A Christmas with science”: CosmoCaixa Barcelona teaching these two disciplines. 19th and 20th May 2006. programmed different workshops during the Christmas period, particularly “The world in a microscope” and • “Museum mornings-2006”: Cycle of talks for “Mission to Mars”. secondary pupils. The talks in 2006 covered themes such as the relationship between science and magic, biodiversity and society, the adventure of Ramón y Cajal, and the physics of sport.

Educational activities take pride of place in the programming of CosmoCaixa Barcelona

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Other activities

Live broadcast of the take-off of the “City of Barcelona” rocket “Barcelona in space” party CosmoCaixa Barcelona, 8/12/06

• CosmoCaixa Barcelona and the City Council organised a number of activities to celebrate the launch of the Ariane 5 class “City of Barcelona” rocket. All those citizens who could take part in these activities were able to enter CosmoCaixa free of charge.

• The mission of the “City of Barcelona” was to put two North American communication satellites into orbit. The launch saw the culmination of the two-year period that Barcelona had presided over the Ariane Community of Cities.

• In addition to following the launch live, visitors to CosmoCaixa could also see a model of the Ariane 5 and take part in activities such as workshops to build rockets, special sessions at the Planetarium and documentaries on the work of the European Space Agency (ESA).

Model of the Ariane 5

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• Mandelbrot is considered to be the father of fractal Benoît Mandelbrot in Barcelona geometry and currently teaches Mathematics at Yale CosmoCaixa Barcelona, 5/9/06 University (USA).

Benoît Mandelbrot, one of the most important • Fractals, geometric structures that maintain their mathematicians of our time, presented the Spanish essential form, fragmented and irregular, in spite of translation of his latest book in Barcelona, “Fractales variations in the scale of observation, are ideal for y Finanzas”, published in the Metatemas collection measuring the roughness of nature and allow us to by Tusquets Editores, as part of the scientific approach ornate structures geometrically, such as a cloud, programme in the area of the Environment and the meanderings of a river or gusts of wind. Science of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects. • According to the mathematician, fractals also explain phenomena like the sudden rises and falls in the stock markets, known as “financial bubbles”, that cannot always be explained by classic economic analyses.

Doctor Mandelbrot during his talk at CosmoCaixa

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CosmoCaixa Madrid

• In 2006, CosmoCaixa Madrid continued to raise Inaugurated in awareness of the environment and to spread scientific 2000. knowledge with an increase in the number of both 11,000 m2. its visitors and activities. Over the year the museum received more than a million visitors. Visitors in 2006 1,111,042.

Location Pintor Velázquez s/n, Alcobendas (Madrid).

Facilities 3 exhibition rooms. 4 multipurpose rooms. Assembly hall. Matter Room (permanent exhibition). Planetarium and Bubble Planetarium. Click for children. Touch, touch! Shop - Bookshop. Cafeteria - Restaurant.

Since 2000, CosmoCaixa Madrid has become a model science museum

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Permanent installations • Matter Room: Dedicated to the history of matter, of life and its laws.

Sciences of the world • Planetarium: An astronomical experience for people of all ages. This installation provides a journey through the different scientific disciplines using a spectacular • Bubble Planetarium: A setting designed especially to setting and interactive elements. arouse the curiosity of the youngest visitors in the world of astronomy. • In the exhibition, visitors find a spectacular model of the Earth and a large mural that, with samples • Touch, touch!: A series of activities for everyone, of fossils, sum up the biological evolution of our based on a direct relationship with two natural and planet over the last 4,000 million years. emblematic areas: tropical forest and the Mediterranean coast. • The exhibition is divided into four areas: the laws of nature, the dynamics of the Earth and of the • Click for children. An area where young children can atmosphere and the formation of matter and life. handle scientific instruments adapted to their size and Each of these areas is made up of modules that interests, transformed into interactive games. encourage active involvement and lead to both surprise and scientific reflection.

The installation provides a journey through the different scientific disciplines using a spectacular setting and interactive elements

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Temporary installations Courses, talks, seminars and debates

In 2006, CosmoCaixa Madrid organised courses, talks, This is Planet Earth seminars and round tables on scientific issues of interest to society. The following were of particular interest: A new area dedicated to the environment CosmoCaixa Madrid, from 20/06/06 to 31/12/06 • “Advances and perspectives in development biology”: Seminars organised in collaboration with • This exhibition presented the work by ”la Caixa” the Molecular Biology Centre of the CSIC, with the Welfare Projects in collaboration with various participation of the Nobel Prize winner for Medicine, Eric environmental organisations: rescuing injured Wieschaus. April 2006. animals and then re-introducing them into the wild, monitoring and observing natural habitats • “Obesity and avoidable illnesses”: Debate between and training groups of volunteers for a range of Tim Lobstein, British doctor and specialist in infant tasks related to looking after the environment. obesity, José María Carrascosa, lecturer at the Molecular Biology Centre and José María Cruz Fernández, doctor • In collaboration with the European Space and vice-president of the Spanish Heart Foundation. Agency, this exhibition also presented the work Currently more than 30% of European school children are of monitoring and observing the planet carried overweight. 30th November 2006. out by this institution, using state of the art technologies. • “Discoveries and enigmas of modern astrophysics”: Cycle coordinated by Benjamín Montesinos. In 2006, this cycle programmed the following talks, among others:

• “The Cassini-Huygens mission: A new astro-biological view of Titan”, by François Raulin, one of the most highly renowned European researchers in the fields of exobiology and bioastronomy.

• “The enigmas of the Sun”, by Eric Priest, from St. Andrews University in the United Kingdom.

• “Planets beyond the Solar System”, by Paul Butler, astrophysicist responsible for discovering the first rocky planet outside the solar system and also the smallest planet to be discovered to date.

• “Museum afternoons-2006”: Cycle of talks on contemporary scientific themes. “The sources of creativity in the brain”, given by neurobiologist Semir Zeki, was one of the most outstanding talks.

The exhibition offered a global view of our planet through images captured by satellites from the European Space Agency (ESA)

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• Over ten sessions, international experts plumbed the The secrets of communication. secrets of communication between animals, such as What do animals say? elephants, dolphins, humans, dogs, squid and spiders.

Cycle of talks • Talks: CosmoCaixa Madrid, from 16/02/06 to 16/05/06 • “Discovering animal communication”. Ángela Loeches (UAM). • CosmoCaixa Madrid dedicated a cycle of talks to animal communication, coordinated by psychologists • “The gestures of large apes and the evolution of Ángela Loeches and Fernando Peláez from the language”. Joseph Call (Max Planck Institute for Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM). Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany).

• “Pheromones and sexual attraction in humans”. Karl Grammer (Ludwig-Boltzmann Institute for Urban Ethology, Vienna University).

• “Smells and birth control in apes from the New World”. Fernando Peláez (UAM).

• “Dogs that talk and humans that bark”. Ádám Miklósi (Ethology Department, Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary).

• “The communication, behaviour and social life of elephants”. Joyce Poole (Amboseli Elephant Research Project, Sandefjord, Norway).

• “Communication in spiders. How Romeo finds Juliet and avoids falling into her jaws”. Jordi Moya (CSIC, Experimental Station for Arid Zones, Almería).

• “Vocal learning and communication in dolphins”. Vincent M. Janik (St. Andrews University, United Kingdom).

• “Do birds deceive? Communication between enemy species”. Manuel Soler (Granada University).

• “Do squid have a visual language on their skin?”. Jennifer Mather (Lethbridge University, Alberta, USA).

Leaflet on the cycle of talks

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• In order to provide more information and increase Desertification and environmental safety: society’s involvement in the fight against desertification, consequences and prevention CosmoCaixa Madrid, in collaboration with the CSIC Seminars and under the scientific direction of José Luis Rubio, CosmoCaixa Madrid, from 9/03/06 to 11/03/06 organised seminars in which relevant national and international experts analysed the following:

• 2006 was declared the “International Year of Deserts • The biophysical and socioeconomic implications of and Desertification” by the United Nations. Spain is the process. the most arid country on the continent of Europe and also the one most affected by the growing threat of • The scientific and technological responses available. desertification. In spite of this, society’s awareness of this problem is still scant. • The latest proposals for actions to integrate, increase involvement and commitment in order to invert the worrying trend towards increasing the risk of desertification in the world.

• The problems of some Mediterranean countries such as Italy, Greece, Morocco and Israel.

• The risk of desertification in Spain.

• The characteristics of desertification in areas such as Valencia and Murcia.

• Some of the participants in the seminars were:

• Mohamed Badraoui, High Commissionaire for Water, Forests and Combating Desertification in Morocco.

• Giuseppe Enne, director of the Desertification Research Group at Sassari University (Italy).

• Uriel Safriel, lecturer in Ecology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Cristina Narbona, Minister for the Environment in Spain.

• Arba Diallo, Executive Secretary of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification.

The seminars paid particular attention to desertification in Mediterranean countries

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Educational, informative and family activities Other activities

• Workshops related to the permanent installations, such as • “Volunteer!”: Exhibition by ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects “Touch, touch!”, “Click for children”, Planetarium, etc. whose aim was to publicise the values of volunteering and help those interested to get in touch with volunteer • Workshops for school groups related to the exhibition organisations. From 19th December to 7th January. “Sciences of the world”, such as “Acids and bases” and “Atmospheric pressure”.

• Workshops on the cold, such as “196º below zero”.

• Workshops related to the exhibition “Music... more music!”, such as “Physics, maestro!” and “The sounds of science”.

• Workshops and guided tours of the exhibition “Einstein, 100 years of physics”.

• Tours for school groups of the exhibition “This is Planet Earth”.

• “Science in action”: in collaboration with the Royal Societies of Physics and Mathematics, this event on new techniques to spread scientific knowledge attracted more than 12,000 people over a single weekend.

• “Summer school”: 25 infant workshops with scientific and environmental content.

• “Autumn school for seniors”: a cycle of workshops to bring the benefits of science closer to the everyday needs of senior citizens. The following workshops were held in 2006: “Natural remedies to live better”, “Science with good taste” and “Looking after the body: a healthy diet and postural hygiene”.

• “Weekend”: initiatives such as astronomical observations, a meeting between expert scientists to discuss mushrooms, shows such as “A different Sunday” and workshops such as “Submerge yourself with science” and “Decode your bones”.

• “Christmas 2006”: this cycle organised workshops such as “Mission to Mars” and plays such as “Time up in the clouds”.

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Travelling exhibitions

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects organises exhibitions on the environment and science that are specifically designed to travel all around Spain. These are educational exhibitions for all kinds of people providing up-to-date information on new themes to raise their visitors’ awareness of the importance of preserving the environment.

There were exhibitions such as “And then there was.... shape!” and “From ape to man”, in 2006 also adding the new exhibitions “Energy” and “Neolithic: from nomads to settlers”, taking the multidisciplinary approach of CosmoCaixa Barcelona and CosmoCaixa Madrid to the rest of Spain.

In 2006, a total of 64 Spanish towns and cities hosted 9 Welfare Projects exhibitions on the environment and science, attracting 811,225 people.

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Energy

Move for a sustainable future

• From this point, the energies used today were Places visited in 2006 explained and visitors were offered tools to help them Oviedo, Vitoria, Laredo, Huelva and Jaén. reflect on what actions should be promoted with a 106,158 visitors. view to a sustainable future.

• “Energy” included a programme of school tours in order to raise the awareness of children of the importance of saving energy and preserving the • “Energy” provided a debate on one of the most environment. significant challenges facing humanity at a global level: the efficient and sustainable use of our energy resources.

• Worldwide energy consumption has tripled in the last 60 years and humanity has resorted to the large- scale exploitation of resources that are mostly non- renewable and pollute the environment.

• Nowadays, in a single year we consume the same amount of fossil fuel that nature took a million years to produce. How have we become so dependent? Is this model sustainable? These are some of the questions asked by the exhibition.

• The exhibition was divided into six areas: “A universe of energy”, “Everything is Sun”, “What is energy?”, “Human energy consumption”, “The outlook for energy in the 21st century” and “We are energy”. This last area helped visitors to realise that they themselves are energy, using a heat-sensitive camera that detects temperature in different areas of the body.

• As a result of the purpose underlying the Environment and Science programmes of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects, “Energy” combined two key aspects: the scientific, explaining what energy is and how it is transformed, and the historical aspect and social awareness, starting with hunter-gather societies and ending with the present day. The exhibition explained how energy consumption has gradually increased over six historical periods, ending with our current technological age.

The sun is the theme of one of the exhibition’s six areas

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Neolithic. From nomads to settlers

Reconstruction of the evolution of the species during a crucial period

• Using different museum resources based on real Places visited in 2006 archaeological sites, the exhibition reproduced the cultural Burgos, Gijón, Cordoba and Pamplona. milestones and geographical zones where Neolithic culture 141,963 visitors. developed.

• The content was organised around five chronological periods:

The word “Neolithic” defines a decisive period of change • The last nomadic hunters and gatherers: the in the cultural evolution of our species that took place Mesolithic period, the transition between the between 13,000 and 5,000 years ago. During this time, Palaeolithic and the Neolithic. A real-sized setting the hunter-gatherer cultures gave way to the first urban transported visitors to life in caves at the time when societies. humans had just started to gather certain cereals.

• “Neolithic. From nomads to settlers” was curated by • The first agricultural practices. Lluís Batista with specialist support by Eudald Carbonell, co-director of the Atapuerca project. • Domesticating animals for stockbreeding.

• The use of ceramics.

• Developing writing.

A view of the exhibition

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Grants for environmental projects (Call for applications 2005)

• 240 projects were presented in the call for applications Concept in 2005, of which 49 were chosen in 2006. Of these 49 Aid for environmental projects by non-profit and local projects, 17 were from Catalonia, 5 from the Balearic organisations from all over Spain. Islands and 5 from Castilla y León, 4 from Galicia, 3 from Madrid and 3 from Extremadura, 2 each from the Goals Community of Valencia, from Andalusia, the Canary To support positive work to preserve biodiversity. Islands, Murcia and Asturias and 1 each from the Basque To promote the sustainable use of natural resources. Country and Castilla-La Mancha. To encourage a change in habits with regard to waste management.

Budget 2.3 million euros in 2005.

Number of grants given 49 (granted in 2006).

One of the goals of the call for applications is to protect biodiversity

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• The re-use and management of waste was the focus • Since 2002, Welfare Projects has financed 182 of more than half the projects chosen. Others focused environmental projects throughout Spain, with a total on protecting biodiversity, preserving natural areas and funding of 7.2 million euros. encouraging the sustainable use of natural resources. Some examples are as follows:

• “Fundació Innovació per l’Acció Social”, l’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona). ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects gave 60,000 euros to the “Ecochips” projects, whose aim is to handle waste from electrical and electronic equipment. The project covers the collection, transport and storage of this waste, right up to the sale of recovered components and computer equipment.

• “Acción por el Mundo Salvaje”, Villafranca de los Barros (Badajoz). Welfare Projects granted 100,000 euros to “Cohabiting”, a project that aims to find compatibility between animal species and human use of the environment. The objective of this initiative is to reproduce three of the most endangered birds of prey on the Iberian mainland in captivity and then release them back into the wild: these being the Scops owl, the short-eared owl and the long-eared owl.

• “Associació Hàbitats”, Catalonia. Welfare Projects granted 30,000 euros to the River Project, an initiative carried out by 800 volunteers who inspect Catalan rivers in order to help their conservation and improvement. The project aims to implement geographic information technologies to coordinate the work of its members, to improve the educational quality of this work and also to generate a platform of information on the health of Catalan rivers.

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”la Caixa” Welfare Projects budget and statistics 199 Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in 2006 206 Publications 206 Loans from the Contemporary Art Collection 210 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in Spain. Provinces, cities and towns 212 Collaborating institutions 226 Directory of the ”la Caixa” Foundation centres 245

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Figures and Statistics

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects budget Breakdown of the budget, basic data

Welfare Projects’ budget expenditure by area for financial year 2006

18,646 6% 66,148 22%

SOCIAL PROGRAMMES 160,185 EDUCATION AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES 53% CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENT AND SCIENCE PROGRAMMES 57,704 19% Total budget: 302,501 thousand euros

Funding of activities and investments carried out during 2006

(Thousand euros) Contribution of ”la Caixa” 302,501 Income generated by activities 8,403 Total 310,904

Participants and beneficiaries by programme

668,567 433,440 3% 2%

6,456,136 SOCIAL PROGRAMMES 35% 7,075,957 EDUCATION AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES 38% CULTURAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENT AND SCIENCE PROGRAMMES BRANCH NETWORK

Total: 18,644,718 4,010,618 22%

Basic data Total participants / beneficiaries 18,644,718 Total activities carried out 31,194

Welfare Projects’ budget for financial year 2007

26,276 7% 53,801 13%

SOCIAL PROGRAMMES 255,580 EDUCATION AND RESEARCH PROGRAMMES 64,343 64% CULTURAL PROGRAMMES 16% ENVIRONMENT AND SCIENCE PROGRAMMES Total budget: 400,000 thousand euros

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Table 1

Social, Environment & Science, Cultural and Educational programmes of ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects and ”la Caixa” branch network activities

NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES Social programmes 11,426 7,075,957 Environment & Science programmes 1,461 4,010,618 Cultural programmes 2,354 6,456,136 Educational programmes 1,505 668,567 Branch network activities 14,448 433,440 Total 31,194 18,644,718

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Table 2

Welfare Projects programmes and activities

NUMBER OF SOCIAL PROGRAMMES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES Hospital CiberCaixa 38 113,130 Immigration competition 6 66,372 Call for applications: disability 132 32,089 Call for applications: finding employment 134 41,341 Call for applications: biomedical research (1) 15 – Call for applications: marginalisation and exclusion 164 140,946 Call for applications: socio-cultural projects 287 554,682 Call for applications: volunteering (2) 211 467,156 International cooperation 96 295,164 Social studies 5 900 Travelling social exhibitions 5 65,610 Senior citizens 8,124 4,466,437 Affordable housing 11 1,682 Immigration 7 724 Finding employment. Integration 37 3,383 Young people with values 33 70,596 Microloans 196 635 Preventing dependence 148 1,786 Health 351 11,257 Violence, zero tolerance 72 197,089 Volunteering 59 376,164 Other social activities 1,295 168.814 Total social programmes 11,426 7,075,957 ENVIRONMENT & SCIENCE PROGRAMMES ”la Caixa” in favour of the sea 20 1,985 Science (centres) 310 3,162,060 Call for applications: environment (1) (2) 49 – Travelling environment and science exhibitions 71 811.225 Parks and natural areas 260 1.140 Other environment and science activities 751 34.208 Total environment & science programmes 1,461 4,010,618 CULTURAL PROGRAMMES Art in the streets 6 3,880,000 Art exhibitions 181 1,329,800 Travelling cultural exhibitions 81 531,046 Humanities 480 48,731 Media library 56 118,247 Music 648 223,095 Other cultural activities 902 325,217 Total cultural programmes 2,354 6,456,136 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES Fellowships 769 769 Fellowships. Other activities 14 1,026 Santa Madrona University Nursing School 47 2,455 Travelling educational exhibitions 36 403,978 Educational resources 553 226,912 Other educational activities 86 33,427 Total educational programmes 1,505 668,567 Total programmes and activities 16,746 18,211,278 Branch network 14,448 433,440 Grand total 31,194 18,644,718

(1) The results of these research projects affect the whole population. (2) Data from the 2005 call for applications.

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Table 3

SOCIAL PROGRAMMES ENVIRONMENT & SCIENCE PROGRAMMES CULTURAL

ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES Andalusia 972 1,076,329 19 141,555 64 Aragon 372 177,904 3 29,089 1 Asturias 377 267,238 10 74,657 5 Balearic Islands 691 260,605 433 70,350 361 Basque Country 283 174,846 17 34,483 6 Canary Islands 478 284,360 28 15,991 16 Cantabria 141 75,087 4 52,302 – Castilla-La Mancha 361 261,215 19 116,272 3 Castilla y León 437 314,061 20 92,874 16 Catalonia 4,247 2,402,054 681 2,164,467 1,818 Ceuta and Melilla 6 18,047 – – – Community of Valencia 591 361,027 20 59,133 19 Extremadura 375 212,821 6 1,979 7 Galicia 413 259,282 4 – 6 Madrid 1,128 716,564 161 1,118,404 22 Murcia 337 91,838 10 1,479 7 Navarre 20 22,935 14 18,391 3 La Rioja 197 99,744 12 19,192 – TOTAL SPAIN 11,426 7,075,957 1,461 4,010,618 2,354

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PROGRAMMES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES BRANCH NETWORK GRAND TOTAL

BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES ACTIVITIES BENEFICIARIES 751,973 86 124,463 1,693 50,790 2,834 2,145,110 54,181 24 2,942 416 12,480 816 276,596 1,265 18 5,306 327 9,810 737 358,276 1,679,347 124 16,049 866 25,980 2,475 2,052,331 20,620 31 6,705 561 16,830 898 253,484 51,665 12 656 343 10,290 877 362,962 – 11 3,574 250 7,500 406 138,463 1,225 27 6,216 458 13,740 868 398,668 448,903 72 41,545 681 20,430 1,226 917,813 1,636,616 576 178,300 4,214 126,420 11,536 6,507,857 – 8 504 12 360 26 18,911 1,317,828 67 62,647 1,515 45,450 2,212 1,846,085 54,352 8 36,125 91 2,730 487 308,007 335,764 36 123,215 701 21,030 1,160 739,291 62,616 373 44,330 1,540 46,200 3,224 1,988,114 31,226 24 10,724 469 14,070 847 149,337 8,555 6 4,556 220 6,600 263 61,037 – 2 710 91 2,730 302 122,376 6,456,136 1,505 668,567 14,448 433,440 31,194 18,644,718

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Table 4

Attendance/visitors to the organisation’s own facilities

FACILITIES ATTENDANCE/VISITORS Social and cultural centres CaixaForum Barcelona 1,265,380 CaixaForum Palma 356,641 Granollers 47,610 Lleida 88,366 Tarragona 73,304 Exhibition rooms – Girona 30,192 Madrid (1) 50,488 Montcada (Barcelona) (2) 9,588 Science museums – CosmoCaixa Barcelona 2,008,312 CosmoCaixa Madrid 1,111,042 Senior citizen centres – CentroCaixa Madrid 61,940 CentroCaixa Murcia 32,164 Own senior citizen centres 549,423 University Nursing School 1,342 Total 5,685,792

(1) The exhibition rooms were closed all August to prepare for the opening of CaixaForum Madrid. (2) Since February, located at the Espai Montcada of CaixaForum Barcelona.

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Table 5

”la Caixa” Welfare Projects on the Internet

WEBSITE VISITS PAGES VISITED

www.lacaixa.es/obrasocial (1) 2,856,247 6,200,143

(1) Data for the new Welfare Projects website, in operation since 21 June 2006.

Visits per day 14,723 Pages visited/day 31,960

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Other key data concerning ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in 2006 Publications by the ”la Caixa” Foundation in 2006

Plastic arts El imperio olvidado. El mundo de la De nómadas a sedentarios. El camino antigua Persia hacia la civilización Alejandro Vidal Material dust Spanish (Notebook) Cultures del món. Col·leccions del Maider López. Columnes Spanish Museu Nacional de Dinamarca Cat.-Sp.-English Neolitikoa. Nomadak izatetik seden- Catalan Manolo Valdés en Valladolid. tarioak izatera Culturas del mundo. Colecciones del Esculturas monumentales (Notebook) Museo Nacional de Dinamarca Spanish Basque Spanish Marco Polo i el llibre de les meravelles El cel de les quatre estacions. Dan Perjovschi Firts Class Catalan Planetari Viatger Cat.-Sp.-English Catalan Marco Polo y el libro de las maravillas Edvard Munch. L’esperit sublim Spanish El cielo de las cuatro estaciones. Cat.-Sp. Planetario viajero Mitologia i creació. El poeta i els seus El món d’Anglada-Camarasa Spanish déus a l’antiguitat Cat.-Sp. Cat.-Sp. El planetari viatger Henry Moore (Notebook) Mundos interiores al descubierto Cat.-Sp. Catalan Spanish Igor Mitoraj a Palma. El mite perdut El planetario viajero Pentinar la mort. Rituals de vida i Catalan (Notebook) mort en la prehistòria de Menorca Spanish Igor Mitoraj en Granada. El mito per- Catalan dido Energia Rafael Masó i Valentí. Arquitecte Spanish (Notebook) (1880-1935) Catalan Igor Mitoraj en Palma. El mito perdido Cat.-Sp. Spanish Energía (Notebook) Igor Mitoraj en Sevilla. El mito per- Photography and visual arts Spanish dido 100 anys d’automobilisme esportiu Spanish a Catalunya Enerxía (Notebook) Igor Mitoraj en Valencia. El mito per- Cat.-Sp. Galician dido Històries animades Spanish Cat.-Sp. Energiaren (Notebook) Igor Mitoraj en Vigo. El mito perdido Istorio Animatuak Basque Spanish Sp.-Basque Europa va ser camí. El pelegrinatge a Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806) Willy Ronis Santiago a l’Edat Mitjana Catalan Catalan (Notebook) Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806) Willy Ronis Catalan Spanish Spanish Europa fue camino. La peregrinación Kristina Solomoukha. Stoptime hotel a Santiago en la Edad Media / Hotel de carretera Education (Cuaderno) Cat.-Sp.-English De mono a hombre. Cinco hitos en la Spanish L’imperi oblidat. El món de l’antiga evolución humana Europa foi camiño. A peregrinación a Pèrsia (Notebook) Santiago na Idade Media Catalan Spanish (Notebook) Galician

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Europa bidea izan zen. Santiagorako Violencia: Tolerancia cero Relaxació dinàmica i benestar. erromesaldia Erdi Aroan (Notebook) Anima’t al canvi (Notebook) Spanish Catalan Basque Violencia: Tolerancia cero Relajación dinámica y bienestar. Iberos. Príncipes, guerreros y artesanos (Notebook) Anímate al cambio (Notebook) Galician Spanish Spanish Indarkeria: zero tolerancia Tractament del limfedema. Anima’t La ciència en el món andalusí (Notebook) al canvi (Notebook) Basque Catalan Catalan Cuidados del linfedema. Anímate al La ciencia en el mundo andalusí Science cambio (Notebook) Einstein, 1905. Cent anys de Física Spanish Spanish Catalan Alternatives creatives davant la crisi. Los aromas de Al-andalus Einstein, 1905. Cien años de Física La vida és canvi (Notebook) Spanish (Talk) Spanish Jules Verne, viatjar, viatjar, viatjar Catalan Los castillos de Al-andalus Catalan Alternativas creativas ante la crisis. (Notebook) Jules Verne, viajar, viajar, viajar La vida es cambio Spanish Spanish (Talk) Spanish Los millares Paisatges neuronals (Notebook) Catalan Els primers passos cap a la salut Spanish espiritual. La vida és canvi Paisajes neuronales (Talk) Objectiu volar! Spanish (Notebook) Catalan Catalan Society Los primeros pasos hacia la salud espiritual. La vida es cambio Objetivo ¡volar! Afectivitat i sexualitat. Anima’t al (Notebook) (Talk) canvi Spanish Spanish Catalan La comunicació com a transmissora Què és la Sida? La batalla del sistema Afectividad y sexualidad. Anímate immunitari de les emocions. La vida és canvi al cambio (Talk) (Notebook) Spanish Catalan Catalan Alimentación y nutrición. Anímate ¿Qué es el Sida? La batalla del siste- La comunicación como transmisora al cambio de las emociones. La vida es cambio ma inmunitario Spanish (Notebook) (Talk) Spanish Autoestima i estètica. Anima’t al canvi Spanish Catalan Sedentaris. Els primers poblats a La sort d’envellir. La vida és canvi Catalunya Autoestima y estética. Anímate al (Talk) (Notebook) cambio Catalan Catalan Spanish La suerte de envejecer. La vida es Violència: Tolerància zero Orientación profesional. Anímate al cambio (Notebook) cambio (Talk) Catalan Spanish Spanish

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Un món en canvi. Com convertir els ris- Guia per promoure el voluntariat Intervención psicomotriz en reminis- cos en oportunitats? La vida és canvi des de l’empresa cencia: Actuando para non esquerecer (Talk) Catalan Galician Catalan Guía para promover el voluntariado L’Alzheimer, un repte per a la Un mundo en cambio. ¿Cómo conver- desde la empresa infermeria tir los riesgos en oportunidades? La Spanish Catalan vida es cambio Incorpora. Integració laboral de per- El Alzheimer, un reto para la enfermería (Talk) sones en risc d’exclusió social Spanish Spanish Catalan L’exercici de la direcció des de la pers- ¿Cómo es este país? Incorpora. Integración laboral de per- pectiva del tenir cura Spanish sonas en riesgo de exclusión social Catalan ¿Cómo es este país? Spanish El ejercicio de la dirección desde Arab Persones sense llar la perspectiva del cuidar ¿Cómo es este país? (Book of speeches) Spanish Chinese Catalan Joves i valors, la clau per a la societat ¿Cómo es este país? Personas sin hogar del futur French (Book of speeches) Catalan ¿Cómo es este país? Spanish Jóvenes y valores, la clave para la Rumanian El repte de l’autonomia sociedad del futuro ¿Cómo es este país? (Caixa Kit) Spanish Russian Catalan Xuventude e valores, a clave para a Directori d’entitats de persones immi- El reto de la autonomía sociedade do futuro grades a Espanya (Caixa Kit) Galician Catalan Spanish Gazteak eta balioak, eotrkizuneko Directorio de entidades de personas O reto da autonomia gizartearentza gakoa inmigradas en España (Caixa Kit) Basque Spanish Galician Violència: Tolerància zero El comercio étnico en el distrito El viatge de Narayan (School Kit) de Ciutat Vella de Barcelona Catalan Catalan Spanish El viaje de Narayan Violencia: Tolerancia cero Memòria de Cooperació Internacional Spanish (School Kit) 2004-2005 Guía para ostomizados. Spanish Catalan Las Enterostomías Violencia: Tolerancia cero Memoria de Cooperación Spanish (School Kit) Internacional 2004-2005 Guía para ostomizados. Las Galician Spanish Urostomias Indarkeria: Zero tolerantzia 2004-2005 International Spanish (School Kit) Cooperation Programme Intervenció psicomotriu en reminis- Basque English cència: Actuant per no oblidar Violència: Tolerància zero Guia d’Associacionisme i voluntariat Catalan (Women’s Kit) Catalan Intervención psicomotriz en reminis- Catalan Guía de Asociacionismo y voluntariado cencia: Actuando para no olvidar Violencia: Tolerancia cero Spanish Spanish (Women’s Kit) Spanish

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Violencia: Tolerancia cero Social Studies Collection (Women’s Kit) Pares i fills a l’Espanya actual Galician Catalan Indarkeria: Zero tolerantzia Padres e hijos en la España ctual (Women’s Kit) Spanish Basque Monoparentalitat i infància Violència: Tolerància zero. Guia Catalan suport psicosocial per als nens Catalan Monoparentalidad e infancia Spanish Violencia: Tolerancia cero. Guía soporte psicosocial para los niños Els sistemes educatius europeus. Spanish ¿Crisi o transformació? Catalan Violencia: Tolerancia cero. Programa de apoio psicosocial Los sistemas educativos europeos. Galician ¿Crisis o transformación? Spanish Indarkeria: Zero tolerantzia (Children’s Kit) Collaborations Basque Collaboration with Tusquets Editores. ”la Caixa” Foundation periodicals “Metatemas” collection A más cómo, menos por qué Agenda of activities: La naturaleza y los griegos CaixaForum Barcelona Genes, chicas y laboratorios CaixaForum Palma Fractales y finanzas. Una aproximación Lleida Social and Cultural Centre matemática a los mercados Tarragona Social and Cultural Centre Sala Girona of the ”la Caixa” Foundation Collaboration with Editorial Mediterrània Agenda of activities: Anglada-Camarasa. Drawings. Catalogue CosmoCaixa Barcelona with explanations CosmoCaixa Madrid

Other publications of the ”la Caixa” Foundation Informe anual 2005 Catalan Informe anual 2005 Spanish Annual report 2005 English

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Loans from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary Art Collection

Exhibition: Exhibition: Exhibition: La obra maestra desconocida La mirada crítica del pop español. Bruce Nauman: Make me think me ARTIUM, Bilbao Eduardo Arroyo, equipo crónica y equipo TATE Liverpool, Liverpool, UK 9 January - 15 June 2006 realidad 19 May - 28 August 2006 Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza Works on loan: 16 March - 16 May 2006 Madre, Napoles, IT Signar POLKE, Triptych, 1989 7 October 2006 - 7 January 2007 Works on loan: Eduardo ARROYO, Muerte del poeta Works on loan: Exhibition: Miguel Hernández, 1966 Bruce NAUMAN, Shit in Your Hat – Head Identidades críticas. Arte español on a Chair, 1990 de los 90 Fundación Provincial de Artes Exhibition: Plásticas Rafael Botín, Cordoba Jana Sterbak. De la performance al vídeo Exhibition: 22 December 2005 - 22 January 2006 ARTIUM, Bilbao Ràfols-Casamada (1950-2005) 17 May - 3 September 2006 Museo Cabañas, Guadalajara, Mexico Patio Herreriano, Valladolid 2 May - 18 June 2006 3 February - 30 April 2006 Works on loan: Jana STERBK, Psi a Slecna (Défence), Queen Sofía Spanish Institute, New Works on loan: 1995 York, USA Federico GUZMÁN, El problema de End June - End August Aladino, 1991 Exhibition: Museo de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, AR Àlbum. Imatges de la família en l’art Autumn 2006 Exhibition: Fundació “Sa Nostra”, Palma de Adolfo Schlosser Mallorca Academia de España, Roma, IT Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina 11 May - 7 July 2006 End 2006 - Early 2007 Sofía, Madrid 7 February - 23 May 2006 Works on loan: Works on loan: Amparo SARD, Ecografía, 2002 Albert RÀFOLS-CASAMADA, La visita, 1992 Works on loan: Adolfo SCHLOSSER, Untitled, 1986 Exhibition: Exhibition: Francis Alÿs. The sign painting project Entre la palabra y la imagen Exhibition: Schaulager, Basel, CH Fundación Luis Seoane, A Coruña Andrés Nagel. Obra reciente 13 May - 24 September 2006 5 July - 17 September 2006 Sala Kubo-Kutxaespacio del Arte, San Sebastián Works on loan: Works on loan: 2 February - 17 April 2006 Francis ALŸS, Untitled (from the serie Elena DEL RIVERO, 300 cartas a la madre, “The Liar, The Copy of the Liar”), 1995 1993-1995 Works on loan: Rogelio LÓPEZ CUENCA, Poezie Andrés NAGEL, Untitled, 2000 Proletarska, 1988 Rogelio LÓPEZ CUENCA, Poetry, 1988

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Exhibition: Exhibition: Exhibition: Glaskultur 80’s Pablo Palazuelo KM Kulturnea. Erakustareota, San Museo Serralves, Porto, PT Museo d’Art Contemporani de Sebastián 10 November - April 2007 Barcelona, Barcelona 13 July - 23 September 2006 24 December 2006 - 18 February 2007 Works on loan: Works on loan: Robert GOBER, Untitled, 1985 Museo Guggenheim, Bilbao Andreas GURSKY, Hong Kong Shanghai Juan MUÑOZ, Astrolabio para el Norte 13 March - 17 June 2007 Bank, 1994 de la Tormenta, 1985 Allan McCollum, 216 Plaster Surrogates, Works on loan: 1987-88 Pablo PALAZUELO, Sylva, 1990 Exhibition: Pablo PALAZUELO, Alborada, 1992 Crónica del Guernica IVAM Centro Julio González, Valencia Exhibition: 26 July - 24 September 2006 Miquel Barceló Museo d’Arte Moderna, Lugano, IT Works on loan: 12 November 2006 - 4 February 2007 EQUIPO CRÓNICA, Después de la batalla, 1968 Works on loan: EQUIPO CRÓNICA, Aquelarre, 1969 Miquel BARCELÓ, Mapa de carn, 1982 EQUIPO CRÓNICA, El embalaje, 1969 Miquel BARCELÓ, Six figues xines, 1997

Exhibition: Exhibition: Entre la palabra y la imagen Alfons Borrell Fundación Luis Seoane, A Coruña Tecla Sala, Barcelona 5 July - 17 September 2006 16 November 2006 - 27 February 2007

Works on loan: Works on loan: Rogelio LÓPEZ CUENCA, Poetry, 1988 Alfons BORRELL, 17.09.00, 2000 Rogelio LÓPEZ CUENCA, Poezie Proletarska, 1988 Elena DEL RIVERO, 300 Letters to the Mother, 1993-1995

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”la Caixa” Welfare Projects in Spain in 2006 Autonomous communities, provinces, cities and towns

Andalusia Paterna de Rivera Granada Prado del Rey Albolote Almería Puerto Real Albuñol Adra Rota Alfacar Albox San Fernando Almuñécar Alhama de Almería San Martín del Tesorillo Armilla Almería San Roque Atarfe Antas Sanlúcar de Barrameda Baza Berja Tarifa Cájar La Cañada de San Urbano Trebujena Cenes de la Vega Carboneras Ubrique Chauchina Cuevas del Almanzora Vejer de la Frontera Churriana de la Vega El Ejido Villamartín Cúllar Vega Garrucha Dúrcal Huércal de Almería Cordoba Fuente Vaqueros Huércal-Overa Aguilar de la Frontera Las Gabias Macael Baena Gójar Mojácar Benamejí Granada La Mojonera Bujalance Guadix Níjar Cabra Huéscar Olula del Río La Carlota Huétor Tájar Puebla de Vicar Castro del Río Huétor Vega Pulpí Cordoba Illora Roquetas de Mar Encinarejo de Cordoba Iznalloz Vélez-Rubio Fernán-Núñez Lanjarón Vera Fuente Obejuna Loja Fuente Palmera Maracena Cadiz Lucena Monachil Alcalá del Valle Montalbán de Cordoba Montefrío Algeciras Montilla Motril Arcos de la Frontera Montoro Ogíjares Barbate Monturque Órgiva Benalup-Casas Viejas Moriles Otura Bornos Nueva Carteya Padul Cadiz Palma del Río Pinos Puente Chiclana de la Frontera Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo Pulianas Chipiona Posadas Salobreña Conil de la Frontera Pozoblanco Santa Fe El Puerto de Santa María Priego de Cordoba Zagra El Torno Puente Genil La Zubia Espera La Rambla Jerez de la Frontera Rute Huelva La Línea de la Concepción Santaella Almonte Medina-Sidonia Villa del Río Aracena Olvera Aroche

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 212 Figures and Statistics

Ayamonte Santiago-Pontones Vélez-Malaga Bollullos Par del Condado Santisteban del Puerto Villanueva del Trabuco El Campillo Siles Huelva Torre del Campo Seville Isla Cristina Torredonjimeno Aguadulce Lepe Torreperogil Alcalá de Guadaira Moguer Úbeda Alcalá del Río La Palma del Condado Valdepeñas de Jaén Alcolea del Río Palos de la Frontera Villacarrillo La Algaba Punta Umbría Villanueva del Arzobispo Arahal Rociana del Condado Los Villares Bollullos de la Mitación San Juan del Puerto Villatorres Bormujos Trigueros Brenes Valverde del Camino Malaga Burguillos Alhaurín de la Torre Las Cabezas de San Juan Jaén Álora Camas Alcalá la Real Antequera Cantillana Andújar Archidona Carmona Arjona Arriate Casariche Arjonilla Arroyo de la Miel-Benalmadena Costa Castilblanco de los Arroyos Arroyo del Ojanco Benalauría Castilleja de la Cuesta Baeza Benalmádena Cazalla de la Sierra Bailén El Burgo Constantina Begíjar Caleta de Vélez Coria del Río La Carolina Campillos Los Corrales Cazorla Coín El Coronil Guarromán Cómpeta El Cuervo Huelma Cortes de la Frontera El Cuervo de Sevilla Jaén Estación de Cartama Dos Hermanas Jódar Estepona Écija Linares Frigiliana Estepa Lopera Fuengirola Fuentes de Andalucía Mancha Real Malaga Gerena Marmolejo Marbella Herrera Martos Mijas Lebrija Mengíbar Mollina Lora del Río Navas de San Juan Nerja Mairena del Alcor Orcera Pizarra Marchena Peal de Becerro Puerto de la Torre Olivares Porcuna Rincón de la Victoria Los Palacios y Villafranca Pozo Alcón Ronda Paradas La Puerta de Segura San Pedro de Alcántara Pedrera Quesada Torre del Mar Peñaflor Sabiote Torremolinos La Puebla de Cazalla Torrox La Puebla de los Infantes

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 213 Figures and Statistics

La Rinconada Daroca Pola de Lena La Roda de Andalucía Ejea de los Caballeros Pola de Siero Los Rosales Épila Pravia Sanlúcar la Mayor Fuentes de Ebro Ribadedeva Seville Illueca Ribadesella Tocina Sádaba Siero Tomares Tarazona Tapia de Casariego Utrera Tauste Tineo El Viso del Alcor Utebo Tuñón (Santo Adriano) Villaverde del Río Villamayor Turon Zaragoza Valdés Zuera Villaviciosa Aragón

Huesca Asturias Balearic Islands Barbastro Binéfar Asturias Balearic Islands Fraga Avilés Alaior Graus Los Campos Alaró Huesca Candas Alcúdia Jaca Cangas de Onís Algaida Monzón Cangas del Narcea Andratx Sabiñánigo Caso Ariany Sariñena Castrillón Artà La Sotonera Colloto Banyalbufar Tamarite de Litera Corvera de Asturias Binissalem Cudillero Búger Teruel La Felguera Bunyola Alcañiz Gijón Caimari Alcorisa Gozón Cala Millor Andorra Grado Calonge Calamocha Langreo Calvià Calanda Latores Campanet Monreal del Campo Laviana Campos Teruel Lena Ca’n Picafort Utrillas Llanera Capdepera Llanes Es Castell Zaragoza Luanco Ciutadella de Menorca Alagón Mieres Colonia de Sant Jordi La Almunia de Doña Godina Moreda Colonia de Sant Pere Borja Nava Sa Coma Calatayud Navia Consell Casetas Oviedo Costitx Caspe Parres Eivissa Cuarte de Huerva Pola de Laviana Esporles

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 214 Figures and Statistics

Felanitx Santa Gertrudis Oñati Ferreries Santa Margalida Ordizia Formentera Santa Maria del Camí Pasaia Fornalutx Santanyí Tolosa S’Horta Selva Villabona Inca Sencelles Zarautz Lloret de Vistalegre Sineu Zumaia Lloseta Sóller Zumarraga Llubí Son Carrio Llucmajor Son Ferriol Vizcaya Manacor Son Servera Abadiño Maó Valldemosa Abanto y Ciérvana-Abanto Zierbena Maria de la Salut Vilafranca de Bonany Alonsotegi Marratxí Sa Vileta Amorebieta-Etxano Es Mercadal La Arena Es Migjorn Gran Arrigorriaga Montuïri Basque Country Bakio Moscari Balmaseda Muro Álava Barakaldo Palma Amurrio Basauri Palma de Mallorca Llodio Bermeo Palmanova Nanclares de la Oca Berriz Palmanyola Oyón/Oion Bilbao Petra Salvatierra O Agurain Derio Sa Pobla Vitoria-Gasteiz Durango Pollença Elorrio Porreres Guipúzcoa Erandio Port d’Alcudia Andoain Ermua Port de Sóller Arrasate o Mondragón Etxebarri, Anteiglesia de San Esteban- Portocolom Astigarraga Etxebarri Do Puigpunyent Azkoitia Galdakao Ses Salines Azpeitia Gernika-Lumo Sant Antoni de Portmany Beasain Getxo Sant Francesc de Formentera Bergara Güeñes Sant Joan Deba Igorre Sant Joan de Labritja Donostia-San Sebastián Iurreta Sant Jordi Eibar Leioa Sant Josep de sa Talaia Elgoibar Lekeitio Sant Llorenç de Balafia Errenteria Lemoa Sant Llorenç des Cardassar Hondarribia Markina-Xemein Sant Lluís Irun Mungia Sant Rafel Lasarte-Oria Muskiz Santa Eugènia Legazpi Ondarroa Santa Eulalia Lezo Orduña Santa Eulalia del Río Oiartzun Orozko

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 215 Figures and Statistics

Ortuella Tejeda Plentzia Telde Cantabria Portugalete Teror Santurtzi Tías Cantabria Sestao Tuineje Ampuero Sondika Valsequillo de Gran Canaria Arenas de Iguña Sopelana Vecindario Arnuero Ugao-Miraballes Vega de San Mateo El Astillero Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran Yaiza Cabezón de la Sal Zalla Camargo Zamudio Santa Cruz de Tenerife Castro-Urdiales Adeje Colindres Alajeró Comillas Canary Islands Arona Los Corrales de Buelna Breña Alta Laredo Las Palmas La Caleta Maliaño Agaete Candelaria Medio Cudeyo Agüimes Frontera Noja Aldea Blanca Garachico Piélagos Almatriche Bajo Granadilla de Abona Potes Arguineguin Guía de Isora Reinosa Arrecife Güímar Reocín Arucas Icod de los Vinos San Vicente de la Barquera Castillo del Romeral Isora Santa Cruz de Bezana Corralejo La Laguna Santander Costa Calma Los Llanos de Aridane Santoña Gáldar La Orotava Saron Gran Tarajal El Paso Suances Ingenio El Pinar Torrelavega Maspalomas Puerto de la Cruz Mogán Los Realejos Moya San Cristóbal de La Laguna Castilla-La Mancha La Oliva San Miguel de Abona Pájara San Sebastián de la Gomera Albacete Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Santa Cruz de la Palma Albacete Playa Blanca Santa Cruz de Tenerife Almansa Playa del Inglés Santa Úrsula Caudete Puerto del Rosario Santiago del Teide Elche de la Sierra San Bartolomé El Sauzal Fuentealbilla San Bartolomé de Tirajana Taco Hellín San Nicolás de Tolentino Tacoronte Montealegre del Castillo Santa Brígida Tegueste La Roda Santa Lucía de Tirajana Valle Gran Rey Tobarra Santa María de Guía de Gran Canaria Valverde Villarrobledo Tahiche La Victoria de Acentejo

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 216 Figures and Statistics

Ciudad Real Mora Villarcayo de Merindad de Castilla la Vieja Alcázar de San Juan La Nava de Ricomalillo Villasana de Mena Almodóvar del Campo Noblejas Bolaños de Calatrava Ocaña León Campo de Criptana Olías del Rey Astorga Ciudad Real Oropesa La Bañeza Daimiel La Puebla de Montalbán Bembibre Manzanares Quintanar de la Orden Cacabelos Miguelturra El Real de San Vicente Cistierna Pedro Muñoz San Pablo de los Montes Fabero Puertollano Santa Cruz del Retamar León Socuéllamos Santa Olalla Mansilla de las Mulas La Solana Sonseca Ponferrada Tomelloso Talavera de la Reina Sahagún Valdepeñas Toledo San Andrés del Rabanedo Villanueva de los Infantes Torrijos Santa María del Páramo Villarrubia de los Ojos Ugena Santa Marina del Rey Valmojado Veguellina de Orbigo Cuenca Villacañas Villablino Cuenca Villanueva de Alcardete La Virgen del Camino Tarancón Yuncos Palencia Guadalajara Aguilar de Campoo Alovera Castilla y León Alar del Rey Azuqueca de Henares Baltanás Cabanillas del Campo Ávila Carrión de los Condes El Casar Arenas de San Pedro Cervera de Pisuerga Guadalajara Arévalo Dueñas Marchamalo Ávila Fuentes de Nava Torrejón del Rey Candeleda Guardo Villanueva de la Torre Fontiveros Osorno la Mayor Mediana de Voltoya Palencia Toledo Las Navas del Marqués Paredes de Nava Argés Saldaña Bargas Burgos Támara de Campos Calera y Chozas Aranda de Duero Venta de Baños Cedillo del Condado Atapuerca Villamuriel de Cerrato Consuegra Briviesca Fuensalida Burgos Salamanca Illescas Cardeñadijo Béjar La Iglesuela Cerezo de Río Tirón Calzada de Valdunciel Madridejos Frías Carbajosa de la Sagrada Magán Medina de Pomar Ciudad Rodrigo Méntrida Miranda de Ebro Guijuelo

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 217 Figures and Statistics

Peñaranda de Bracamonte Collbató Salamanca Catalonia Collsuspina San Esteban de la Sierra Corbera de Llobregat San Morales Barcelona Cornellà de Llobregat Santa Marta de Tormes Aiguafreda Cubelles Villamayor Alella Dosrius Zarapicos Alpens Esparreguera L’Ametlla del Vallès Esplugues de Llobregat Segovia Arenys de Mar L’Estany Campo de San Pedro Arenys de Munt Les Franqueses del Valles Carbonero el Mayor Argentona La Garriga Cuéllar Artés Gavà El Espinar Avià Gelida San Ildefonso Avinyó Gironella Segovia Avinyonet del Penedès Granollers Torreiglesias Badalona Gualba Badia del Vallès Guardiola de Berguedà Soria Bagà L’Hospitalet de Llobregat Almazán Balsareny Els Hostalets de Pierola Magaña Barcelona Igualada Soria La Beguda Alta La Llagosta Bellaterra Llerona Valladolid Berga Lliçà d’Amunt Arroyo de la Encomienda Bigues i Riells Llinars del Vallès Cistérniga Cabrera de Mar Malgrat de Mar Íscar Cabrils Malla Laguna de Duero Calaf Manlleu Mayorga Caldes de Montbui Manresa Medina de Rioseco Caldes d’Estrac Martorell Medina del Campo Calella Les Masies de Roda Mojados Callús Les Masies de Voltregà Peñafiel Canet de Mar El Masnou Renedo de Esgueva Canovelles Masquefa Santovenia de Pisuerga Capellades Matadepera Simancas Cardedeu Mataró Tordehumos Cardona Moià Tordesillas Casserres Molins de Rei Tudela de Duero Castellar del Vallès Mollet del Vallès Valladolid Castellbisbal Monistrol de Montserrat Castelldefels Montcada i Reixac Zamora Castellterçol Montgat Benavente Centelles Montmajor Morales del Vino Cercs Montmeló Toro Cerdanyola del Vallès Montornès del Vallès Zamora Cervelló Montseny

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 218 Figures and Statistics

Navarcles Sant Martí Sarroca Amer Navàs Sant Pere de Ribes Anglès Òdena Sant Pere de Torelló Arbúcies Olèrdola Sant Pol de Mar L’Armentera Olesa de Bonesvalls Sant Quintí de Mediona Banyoles Olesa de Montserrat Sant Quirze de Besora Bàscara Palafolls Sant Quirze del Vallès Begur Palau-Solità i Plegamans Sant Sadurní d’Anoia Besalú Pallejà Sant Vicenç de Castellet Bescanó La Palma de Cervelló Sant Vicenç de Montalt La Bisbal d’Empordà El Papiol Sant Vicenç dels Horts Blanes Piera Santa Coloma de Cervelló Boadella d’Empordà Pineda de Mar Santa Coloma de Gramenet Bordils La Pobla de Claramunt Santa Eulàlia de Ronçana Breda La Pobla de Lillet Santa Fe del Penedès Cadaqués Polinyà Santa Margarida de Montbui Caldes de Malavella El Pont de Vilomara i Rocafort Santa Margarida i els Monjos Calonge El Prat de Llobregat Santa Maria de Palautordera Campdevànol Premià de Dalt Santa Maria D’Oló Camprodon Premià de Mar Santa Perpètua de Mogoda Canet d’Adri Puig-reig Santa Susanna Cantallops La Roca del Vallès Sentmenat Capmany Roda de Ter Sitges Cassà de la Selva Rubí Súria Castelló d’Empúries Sabadell Taradell Castell-Platja d’Aro Sallent Teià La Cellera de Ter Sant Adrià de Besòs Terrassa Celrà Sant Andreu de la Barca Tiana Cervià de Ter Sant Andreu de Llavaneres Tordera Colera Sant Antoni de Vilamajor Torelló Cornellà del Terri Sant Boi de Llobregat Torrelles de Llobregat Darnius Sant Cebrià de Vallalta Vallgorguina L’Escala Sant Celoni Vallromanes Figueres Sant Climent de Llobregat Vic Flaçà Sant Cugat del Vallès Viladecans Fornells de la Selva Sant Esteve de Palautordera Vilafranca del Penedès Garriguella Sant Esteve Sesrovires Vilanova del Camí Girona Sant Feliu de Codines Vilanova del Vallès Gombrèn Sant Feliu de Llobregat Vilanova i la Geltrú Hostalric Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà Vilassar de Dalt La Jonquera Sant Joan de Vilatorrada Vilassar de Mar Llagostera Sant Joan Despí Llançà Sant Just Desvern Girona Llers Sant Llorenç Savall Agullana Llívia Sant Martí de Tous Alp Llofriu

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 219 Figures and Statistics

Lloret de Mar Santa Cristina d’Aro Bellver de Cerdanya Les Llosses Santa Pau Bellvís Maçanet de Cabrenys Sarrià de Ter Benavent de Segrià Maçanet de la Selva Serinyà Les Borges Blanques Madremanya Setcases Bossòst Massanes Sils Camarasa Medinya Terrades Castelldans Mieres Torroella de Montgrí Castellserà Montagut Tossa de Mar Cervera Olot Vallfogona de Ripollès Cervià de les Garrigues Palafrugell Verges Coll de Nargó Palamós Vidreres Corbins Palau-Saverdera Vilabertran Cubells Pals Vilablareix Esterri d’Àneu Pau Viladamat La Fuliola Peralada Viladasens Golmés Les Planes d’Hostoles Viladrau La Granadella Porqueres Vilajuïga La Granja d’Escarp Portbou Vilobí d’Onyar Guimerà El Port de la Selva Guissona Les Preses Lleida Isona i Conca Dellà Puigcerdà Agramunt Ivars d’Urgell Quart Aitona Juncosa Ribes de Freser L’Albages Juneda Riells i Viabrea Albatàrrec Les Ripoll Albesa Linyola Riudarenes L’Albi Llavorsí Riudellots de la Selva Alcarràs Lleida Roses Alcoletge Llimiana Salt Alfarràs Maials Sant Antoni de Calonge Alguaire Menàrguens Sant Esteve d’En Bas Almacelles Miralcamp Sant Feliu de Buixalleu Almenar Mollerussa Sant Feliu de Guíxols Alpicat Montellà i Martinet Sant Feliu de Pallerols Anglesola Montgai Sant Gregori Arbeca Naut Aran Sant Hilari Sacalm Artesa de Lleida Odèn Sant Joan de les Abadesses Artesa de Segre Oliana Sant Joan de Mollet Arties Organyà Sant Joan les Fonts Balaguer El Palau d’Anglesola Sant Jordi Desvalls Barbens La Pobla de Segur Sant Julià de Ramis Belianes El Pont de Suert Sant Julià del Llor i Bonmatí Bellcaire d’Urgell Ponts Sant Pau de Segúries Bell-Lloc d’Urgell Rosselló Santa Coloma de Farners Bellpuig Sant Llorenç de Morunys

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 220 Figures and Statistics

Seròs Corbera d’Ebre Tarragona La Seu d’Urgell Creixell Tivissa Solsona Cunit Torredembarra Sort Deltebre Tortosa Soses L’Espluga de Francolí Ulldecona Tàrrega Falset Valls Térmens La Fatarella Vandellòs i l’Hospitalet de l’Infant Torà Flix El Vendrell Tornabous Fontscaldes Vilallonga del Camp Torrebesses Gandesa Vila-rodona Torrefarrera Horta de Sant Joan Vila-seca Torregrossa Jesús Vimbodí Torres de Segre Ligallo del Ganguil Xerta Tremp Llorenç del Penedès Vallbona de les Monges Montblanc La Vall de Boí Montbrió del Camp Community of Valencia Verdú Mont-roig del Camp Vielha e Mijaran Móra d’Ebre Alicante/Alacant Vilaller Móra la Nova Agost Vilanova de la Barca El Morell Albatera Vilanova de Segrià Els Muntells Alcoy/Alcoi Vinaixa Els Pallaresos L’Alfas del Pi El Perelló Alicante/Alacant Tarragona Picamoixons Almoradí Aiguamúrcia El Pla de Santa Maria Altea Alcanar La Pobla de Mafumet Aspe Alcover El Pont d’Armentera Banyeres de Mariola L’Aldea Prades Benejúzar Altafulla Raval de Cristo Benidorm L’Ametlla de Mar Reus Benissa L’Ampolla Riudoms Biar Amposta Roda de Barà Bigastro L’Arboç Roquetes Callosa de Segura Ascó Salou Callosa d’En Sarrià Banyeres del Penedès Sant Carles de la Ràpita Calpe/Calp Barberà de la Conca Sant Jaume dels Domenys El Campello Batea Sant Jaume d’Enveja Castalla Bellvei Sant Salvador Catral La Bisbal del Penedès Santa Bàrbara Cocentaina Les Borges del Camp Santa Coloma de Queralt Cox Calafell Santa Oliva Crevillent Camarles Sarral Dénia Cambrils La Selva del Camp Dolores Castellvell del Camp La Sénia Elche/Elx Constantí Solivella Elda

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 221 Figures and Statistics

Gata de Gorgos Peñíscola L’Eliana Guardamar del Segura Segorbe Enguera Ibi La Vall d’Uixó Faura Jalón/Xaló Villarreal Foios Jávea/Xàbia Villarreal/Vila-real La Font d’En Carros Jijona/Xixona Vinaròs Gandia Monforte del Cid Godella Monóvar/Monòver Valencia Guadassuar Muro de Alcoy Aielo de Malferit Llíria Mutxamel Alaquàs Manises Novelda Albaida Massamagrell La Nucia Alberic Massanassa Ondara Alboraya Meliana Onil Albuixech Miramar Orihuela Alcàsser Mislata Pedreguer L’Alcúdia de Carlet Mogente/Moixent Pego L’Alcúdia de Crespins Moncada Petrer Aldaia Monserrat Pilar de la Horadada Alfafar Museros Pinoso Algemesí Náquera Rebolledo Alginet Navarrés Redován Almàssera Oliva Relleu Almussafes L’Olleria Salinas Alzira Ontinyent San Vicente del Raspeig/Sant Vicent Atzeneta d’Albaida Paiporta del Raspeig Ayora Paterna Sant Joan d’Alacant Bellreguard Picanya Santa Pola Benaguasil Picassent Sax Benetússer Piles Teulada Benifaió La Pobla de Farnals Torrevieja Benigánim La Pobla de Vallbona El Verger Beniparrell La Pobla Llarga Villajoyosa/La Vila Joiosa Bétera Polinyà de Xúquer Villena Bocairent Puçol Buñol El Puerto Castellón/Castelló Burjassot Puig Alquerías del Niño Perdido Canals Quart de Poblet Altura Carcaixent Rafelbuñol/Rafelbunyol Benicarló Carlet Requena Betxí Castelló de Rugat Riba-Roja de Túria Burriana Catarroja Rocafort Castellón de la Plana/Castelló de la Plana Cheste Rótova Moncofa Chiva Sagunto/Sagunt Nules Corbera Silla Onda Cullera Simat de la Valldigna

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 222 Figures and Statistics

Sollana Cáceres Narón Sueca Albalá del Caudillo Negreira Tavernes Blanques Alcuéscar Noia Tavernes de la Valldigna Arroyo de la Luz Ordes Torrent Cáceres Ortigueira Turís Casar de Cáceres Outes Utiel Coria Padrón Valencia Hervás A Pobra do Caramiñal Vilamarxant Jaraíz de la Vera Pontedeume Villanueva de Castellón Logrosán As Pontes de Garcia Rodriguez Villar del Arzobispo Miajadas Rianxo Xàtiva Montehermoso Ribeira Xeraco Moraleja Sada Xirivella Navalmoral de la Mata San Marcos Plasencia Santa Comba Talayuela Santiago de Compostela Extremadura Trujillo Zas Valencia de Alcántara Badajoz Villanueva de la Vera Lugo Almendralejo Burela Azuaga Castro de Rei Badajoz Galicia Cervo Burguillos del Cerro Chantada Cabeza del Buey A Coruña Foz Calamonte Ames Lugo Castuera Arteixo Monforte de Lemos Don Benito Arzúa Outeiro de Rei Fregenal de la Sierra Bergondo Ribadeo Guareña Betanzos Sarria Hornachos Boiro Vilalba Jerez de los Caballeros Cabana de Bergantiños Viveiro Mérida Cambre Montijo Carballo Ourense Navalvillar de Pela Carnota Allariz Olivenza Carral Barbadás Puebla de la Calzada Cedeira O Barco de Valdeorras Ribera del Fresno A Coruña O Carballiño San Vicente de Alcántara Cee Celanova Santa Amalia Culleredo Maceda Los Santos de Maimona Fene Ourense Talarrubias Ferrol Velle Talavera la Real Frean Verín Villafranca de los Barros A Laracha Vilardevós Villanueva de la Serena Melide Xinzo de Limia Zafra Muros Xunqueira de Espadanedo

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 223 Figures and Statistics

Pontevedra Autol Colmenar Viejo Baiona Calahorra Colmenarejo Borreiros Cenicero Coslada Bueu Fuenmayor Cubas de la Sagra Caldas de Reis Haro Daganzo de Arriba Cambados Lardero El Escorial Cangas Logroño Estremera A Estrada Nájera Fuenlabrada Gondomar Nalda Fuente el Saz de Jarama O Grove Pradejón Fuentidueña de Tajo A Guarda Rincón de Soto Galapagar Lalín Santo Domingo de la Calzada Getafe Marín Villamediana de Iregua Griñón Meaño Guadalix de la Sierra Moaña Guadarrama Moraña Madrid Hoyo de Manzanares Mos Humanes de Madrid Nigrán Madrid Leganés Poio Ajalvir Loeches Ponteareas El Alamo Madrid Pontevedra Alcalá de Henares Majadahonda O Porriño Alcobendas Manzanares el Real Redondela Alcorcón Meco O Rosal Algete Los Molinos Rubians (Santa Maria P.) Alpedrete Mejorada del Campo Salceda de Caselas Aranjuez El Molar Sanxenxo Arganda del Rey Moraleja de Enmedio Soutomaior Arroyomolinos Moralzarzal Tomiño Becerril de la Sierra Morata de Tajuña Tui Boadilla del Monte Móstoles Vigo El Boalo Navacerrada Vilaboa Brunete Navalagamella Vilagarcía de Arousa Buitrago del Lozoya Navalcarnero Vilanova de Arousa Camarma de Esteruelas Navas del Rey Campo Real Nuevo Baztán Casarrubuelos Paracuellos de Jarama Cercedilla Parla La Rioja Chinchón Pedrezuela Ciempozuelos Pelayos de la Presa La Rioja Cobeña Perales de Tajuña Albelda de Iregua Collado Mediano Pinto Aldeanueva de Ebro Collado Villalba Pozuelo de Alarcón Alfaro Colmenar de Oreja Quijorna Arnedo Colmenar del Arroyo Rivas-Vaciamadrid

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 224 Figures and Statistics

Robledo de Chavela Alhama de Murcia Barañain Las Rozas de Madrid Archena Baztan San Agustín de Guadalix Beniajan Bera/Vera de Bidasoa San Fernando de Henares Beniel Berriozar San Lorenzo de el Escorial Bullas Burgui/Burgi San Martín de la Vega Calasparra Burlada/Burlata San Martín de Valdeiglesias Caravaca de la Cruz Cadreita San Sebastián de los Reyes Cartagena Cascante Sevilla la Nueva Cehegín Castejón Soto del Real Ceutí Cintruénigo Talamanca de Jarama Cieza Cizur Tielmes Los Dolores Corella Torrejón de Ardoz Fortuna Cortes Torrejón de la Calzada Fuente Álamo de Murcia Estella/Lizarra Torrejón de Velasco Jumilla Ilundain Torrelaguna Las Torres de Cotillas Lodosa Torrelodones Librilla Mendavia Torres de la Alameda Lo Campano Milagro Tres Cantos Lorca Murchante Valdemorillo Lorquí Mutilva Alta/Mutiloagoiti Valdemoro La Manga del Mar Menor Mutilva Baja/Mutiloabeiti Valdeolmos-Alalpardo Mazarrón Noain (Valle de Elorz)/Noain (Elortzibar) Valdetorres de Jarama Molina de Segura Olite Velilla de San Antonio Mula Pamplona/Iruña Villa del Prado Murcia Peralta Villaconejos La Palma Ribaforada Villalbilla El Palmar o Lugar de Don Juan San Adrián Villamanta Puerto Lumbreras Sangüesa/Zangoza Villanueva de la Cañada San Javier Tafalla Villanueva de Perales San Pedro del Pinatar Tudela Villanueva del Pardillo Santomera Valtierra Villar del Olmo Torre-Pacheco Villava/Atarrabia Villarejo de Salvanés Totana Villaviciosa de Odón La Union Zulema Yecla Ceuta

Ceuta Murcia Navarre

Murcia Navarre Melilla Abarán Altsasu/Alsasua Águilas Ansoáin Melilla Alcantarilla Aoiz/Agoitz Los Alcazares Azagra

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 225 Figures and Statistics

During 2006 the ”la Caixa” Foundation has worked with the following institutions

A.C. Teatro Yeses. Madrid Ajuntament de Barcelona Ajuntament de Sant Vicenç de Montalt (Barcelona) A.J. El Escalón Salesiano. Seville Ajuntament de Bellver de Cerdanya (Lleida) Ajuntament de Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) A.M.A Singilia Barba. Antequera (Malaga) Ajuntament de Besalú (Girona) Ajuntament de Santa Eulàlia del Rio (Balearic Islands) Abanzheimer. Abarán (Murcia) Ajuntament de Boadella i les Escaules (Girona) Ajuntament de Santa Fe del Penedès (Barcelona) Abriendo Puertas, As. de Jóvenes Especiales. Moguer (Huelva) Ajuntament de Breda (Girona) Ajuntament de Santa Margalida (Balearic Islands) Acadèmia Mariana. Lleida Ajuntament de Cadaqués (Girona) Ajuntament de Santa Oliva (Tarragona) Acció contra la Violència Domèstica. Barcelona Ajuntament de Calvià (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Serinyà (Girona) Acció Ecologista Agró. Valencia Ajuntament de Cambrils (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Sils (Girona) Acció Familiar. Barcelona Ajuntament de Campos (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Sineu (Balearic Islands) Acción Familiar Vizcaina. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Ajuntament de Camprodon (Girona) Ajuntament de Sitges (Barcelona) Acción Familiar. Madrid Ajuntament de Ca’n Picafort (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Tarragona Acción por el Mundo Salvaje. Villafranca de los Barros Ajuntament de Cantallops (Girona) Ajuntament de Tàrrega (Lleida) (Badajoz) Ajuntament de Castelló d’Empúries (Girona) Ajuntament de Tordera (Barcelona) ACSUR Las Segovias. Madrid Ajuntament de Celrà (Girona) Ajuntament de Tossa de Mar (Girona) ACTUA Vallès. Sabadell (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Valls (Tarragona) ADACE-CLM (As. de Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido). Argés Ajuntament de Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Vic (Barcelona) (Toledo) Ajuntament de Falset (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Vila-Rodona (Tarragona) ADCA Integración. Seville Ajuntament de Ferreries (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Vila-Seca (Tarragona) ADELA - As. Valenciana d’Esclerosi Lateral Amiotròfica. Ajuntament de Figueres (Girona) Valencia Ajuntament de Viladasens (Girona) Ajuntament de Fontscaldes (Tarragona) ADICAM.As. de Diagnosticadas de Cáncer de Mama. Cangas Ajuntament de Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) (Pontevedra) Ajuntament de Formentera (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Vilajüiga (Girona) ADISNOR, As. de Discapacitados del Noroeste de Gran Ajuntament de Fornalutx (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Vilanova del Vallès (Barcelona) Canaria. Sta. María de Guía (Las Palmas) Ajuntament de Fornells de la Selva (Girona) Ajuntament de Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo Sacramento. Almería Ajuntament de Gandesa (Tarragona) Ajuntament d’Eivissa (Balearic Islands) AFAB Delegació Alt Penedés. Vilafranca del Penedès Ajuntament de Gavà (Barcelona) Ajuntament del Perelló (Tarragona) (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Girona Ajuntament del Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) AFAC Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Gironella (Barcelona) Ajuntament dels Muntells (Tarragona) AFAD. Tarancón (Cuenca) Ajuntament de l’Ametlla de Mar (Tarragona) Ajuntament des Mercadal (Balearic Islands) AFAD. Villanueva de Alcardete (Toledo) Ajuntament de l’Armentera (Girona) Ajuntament d’Hostalric (Girona) AFADEVA. León Ajuntament de les Franqueses del Vallès (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Inca (Balearic Islands) AFADS Vegas Altas La Serena. Don Benito (Badajoz) Ajuntament de les Masies de Roda (Barcelona) Ajuntament d’Ivars d’Urgell (Lleida) AFAGA. Vigo (Pontevedra) Ajuntament de les Planes d’Hostoles (Girona) Ajuntament d’Olot (Girona) AFAL Aranjuez (Madrid) Ajuntament de l’Espluga de Francolí (Tarragona) ALCER Burgos AFALL. Lleida Ajuntament de l’Estany (Barcelona) ALCER Ebro. Zaragoza AFAMA. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de l’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Alcohólicos Rehabilitados San Jorge. Cocentaina (Alicante/ Afammer. Vilassar de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Llançà (Girona) Alacant) AFAMO. Montilla (Cordoba) Ajuntament de Llavorsí (Lleida) Alcohólicos Rehabilitados. Vigo (Pontevedra) Afanias Benicarló (Castellón/Castelló) Ajuntament de Lleida Alea Social. Bilbao (Bizcaia/Vizcaya) AFAT Baix Camp. Reus (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Maçanet de la Selva (Girona) Alfusal. Priego de Cordoba (Cordoba) AFAT Terres de l’Ebre.Tortosa (Tarragona) Ajuntament de Madremanya (Girona) Alzheimer Aguilas (Murcia) AFATE. La Laguna (Sta.Cruz de Tenerife) Ajuntament de Malla (Girona) Alzheimer Catalunya. Barcelona AFAVA La Palma. Los Llanos de Aridane (Sta.Cruz de Tenerife) Ajuntament de Maó (Balearic Islands) AMARA. As. Comarcal Pro Personas con Discapacidad. AFAYDECA. Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) Ajuntament de Marratxí (Balearic Islands) Lucena (Cordoba) AFEDA Bajo Aragón Los Calatravos. Alcañiz (Teruel) Ajuntament de Massanes (Girona) Àmbit XXI de Convivència i Cultura. Barcelona AFEMEN. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Ajuntament de Mataró (Barcelona) AMEFA, As. Andaluza de Mediación Familiar. Seville AFMAVA. Albaida (Valencia) Ajuntament de Mieres (Girona) América-España, Solidaridad y Cooperación. Madrid África Viva, Fundación de Investigación en Salud. Barcelona Ajuntament de Moià (Barcelona) Amics de la Ciutat. Barcelona Afromujer de Andalucía. Seville Ajuntament de Montseny (Barcelona) Amics de la Gent Gran. Barcelona Agencia EFE. Madrid Ajuntament de Móra la Nova (Tarragona) Amics de la Tortuga de l’Albera. Garriguella (Girona) Agermanament sense fronteres. Barcelona Ajuntament de Navarcles (Barcelona) Amics de l’Illa de l’Hospital. Maó (Balearic Islands) Agora. As. de Parkinson. Granada Ajuntament de Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Amics del Raval i de Sistrells. Badalona (Barcelona) Agropecuaria l’Olivera, SCCL. Vallbona de les Monges (Lleida) Ajuntament de Pau (Girona) Amigos de la Tierra. Madrid Agrupació d’Avis. Santa Maria d’Oló (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Ponts (Lleida) Amigos del Magreb. Navalmoral de la Mata (Cáceres) Agrupació de Defensa Forestal. Mieres (Girona) Ajuntament de Puigcerdà (Girona) Amigos Escaes Perú. Vigo (Pontevedra) Agrupació Naturalista i Ecologista de la Garrotxa. Olot Ajuntament de Reus (Tarragona) AMPA Centre Públic d’Educació Especial Esperança. Lleida (Girona) Ajuntament de Ripoll (Girona) AMPA Col·legi Public Dr. Folch i Camarasa. Barcelona Agrupación de Sordos de Zaragoza y Aragón Ajuntament de Riudarenes (Girona) AMPA Don Urbano, Escuela de Educación Infantil. Fuente Palmera (Cordoba) Agrupa’t. Lleida Ajuntament de Riudellots de la Selva (Girona) AMPA Pere Casasnovas. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic AID As. Arrabal. Malaga Ajuntament de Roda de Ter (Barcelona) Islands) AIS Pro-Juventud. Barcelona Ajuntament de Sabadell (Barcelona) AMUMA , As. de Mujeres Afectadas de Cáncer. Ciudad Real AIXIÑA. Ourense Ajuntament de Salt (Girona) Análisis y Control de Proyectos. San Sebastián de los Reyes Ajuntament d’Agullana (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) (Madrid) Ajuntament d’Aiguamúrcia (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Carles de la Ràpita (Tarragona) Animación y Desarrollo. Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz) Ajuntament d’Alaior (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Antiguo Convento de la Concepción. Vejer de la Frontera Ajuntament d’Alaró (Balearic Islands) Ajuntament de Sant Feliu de Buixalleu (Girona) (Cadiz) Ajuntament d’Anglès (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Feliu de Pallerols (Girona) APAMM - As. Provincial de Alicante de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Alicante/Alacant Ajuntament d’Arbúcies (Girona) Ajuntament de Sant Hilari de Sacalm (Girona) APANAH, As. de Padres y Deficientes Auditivos. Elda Ajuntament d’Arenys de Mar (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Joan de Labritja (Balearic Islands) (Alicante/Alacant) Ajuntament d’Arenys de Munt (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Joan de Mollet (Girona) APANDIS, As. de Padres con Hijos con Discapacidad Psíquica. Ajuntament d’Argentona (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Jordi Desvalls (Girona) Lorca (Murcia) Ajuntament d’Artesa de Lleida (Lleida) Ajuntament de Sant Josep de Sa Talaia (Balearic Islands) APANEFA, As. de Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido. Madrid Ajuntament d’Avinyó (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Llorenç de Cardassar (Balearic Islands) APASCIDE, As. Española de Padres de Sordociegos. Madrid Ajuntament de Badalona (Barcelona) Ajuntament de Sant Sadurní d’Anoia (Barcelona) Apoyo Positivo. Madrid

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APROSCOM, As. per a Persones amb Discapacitat Psíquica de As. Apoyo. Madrid As. Casal del Jubilat i Pensionista. Castelldans (Lleida) Manacor i Comarca (Balearic Islands) As. Aragonesa de Empresas de Inserción. Zaragoza As. Casal dels Infants del Raval. Barcelona APS Compañía para la Integración S.L. Malaga As. Aragonesa de Enfermedades Neuromusculares. Zaragoza As. Catalana de Familiars de Malalts d’Esquizofrènia. APSOCECAT, As. Catalana Pro Persones Sordcegues. As. Aragonesa de Entidades para Personas con Discapacidad Barcelona Barcelona Intelectual. Zaragoza As. Catalana de Malalties Neuromusculars. Barcelona Arquebisbat de Tarragona As. Aragonesa de Esclerosis Múltiple. Zaragoza As. Catalana de Malalts de Huntington. Barcelona Arrels Fundació. Barcelona As. Aragonesa de Fibromialgia y Fatiga Crónica. Huesca As. Catalana d’Enginyeria Sense Fronteres. Barcelona Artes Gráficas de Naron, S.L. Narón (A Coruña) As. Aragonesa para Problemas de Crecimiento. Zaragoza As. Catalana d’Esclerosi Múltiple J.M. Char. Barcelona Arxiu de la Catedral. Lleida As. Aragonesa Pro Salud Mental. Zaragoza As. Catalana d’Integracio i Desenvolupament. Barcelona As. a favor de Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual de As. Arca per a la Inserció. Barcelona As. Catalana d’Ostomitzats. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat Álava. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) As. Ariadna Ajuda al Càncer de Mama. Olesa de Montserrat (Barcelona) As. a favor de Personas con Retraso Mental. Velle (Ourense) (Barcelona) As. Catalana Infància Maltractada. Barcelona As. A Tiempo. Madrid As. Ariadna. Olesa de Montserrat (Barcelona) As. Catalana per al Parkinson. Barcelona As. Abaranera de Familias de Enfermos de Alzheimer y otras As. Arrabales. Huelva As. Catalana per la Pau. Barcelona Demencias. Abarán (Murcia) As. Asociación de Padres y Protectores de Niños As. Catalana per la Promoció de les Persones Sordes. As. Abulense del Síndrome de Down. Ávila Discapacitados de la Campiña Sur. Cáceres Barcelona As. ACOVA. Valencia As. Asperger de Andalucía. Castilleja de la Cuesta (Seville) As. Católica Española de Migración. Madrid As. ADAMAR. Madrid As. Assistencial Llar Trobada. Barcelona As. Católica Española de Servicios a la Juventud Femenina. As. ADEPSI. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Assistencial Social Sant Adjutori. Avinyonet del Penedès Barcelona As. AFANIAS. Móstoles (Madrid) (Barcelona) As. Católica Española de Servicios a la Juventud Femenina. As. Agarimo. Arteixo (A Coruña) As. Asturiana de Retinosis Pigmentaria. Oviedo (Asturias) Cáceres As. Agiantza. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Católica Española de Servicios a la Juventud Femenina. As. Aula Cultural. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Zaragoza As. Agricola Ganadera El Alpende. Moya (Las Palmas) As. Autismo. Ávila As. Cedre per la Promoció Social. Barcelona As. Agrupación de Desarrollo Los Molinos. Madrid As. Ayuda Social Tharsisbetel. San Fernando (Cadiz) As. Centre d’Educació Ambiental Alt Ter. Sant Pau de As. Ainkaren. Zaragoza As. Baena Solidaria. Baena (Cordoba) Segúries (Girona) As. Alavesa de Familiares y Enferm@s Mentales. Vitoria/ As. Balear de Parkinson. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Centro de Acción Social San Rafael. Madrid Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) As. Balear de Superdotados. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic As. Centro de Investigación Cooperativa en Biociencias. Derio As. Alavesa de Familiares y Enfermos Psíquicos. Llodio (Álava/ Islands) (Vizcaya/Bizkaia) Araba) As. Balear del Síndrome de X Frágil. Palma de Mallorca As. Centro Down. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Alavesa de Fibromialgia. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) (Balearic Islands) As. Centro Juvenil Cejusa. Madrid As. Alavesa de Personas con Baja Visión. Vitoria/Gasteiz As. Balear d’Esclerosi Lateral Amiotròfica. Santa Maria del As. Centro Ocupacional Taller de la Amistad. Frigiliana (Álava/Araba) Camí (Balearic Islands) (Malaga) As. Alba d’Atenció al Disminuït. Tàrrega (Lleida) As. Balear d’Esclerosi Múltiple. Palma de Mallorca As. Centro Socio-Cultural de Adultos Zaidín. Granada (Balearic Islands) As. Alba. Almería As. Ceutí de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Ceuta As. Barro. Madrid As. Albacete Acoge As. Chispa. Madrid As. BATA. Vilanova de Arousa (Pontevedra) As. ALCER Onuba, As. para la Lucha Contra las As. Ciezana de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cieza Enfermedades Renales. Huelva As. Benéfica Católica Obreros de la Cruz. Medina-Sidonia (Murcia) (Cadiz) As. Alcohólicos Rehabilitados Loperanos. Lopera (Jaén) As. Ciudadana Anti-Sida. Malaga As. Benéfica Hospital Asilo de Luarca.Valdés (Asturias) As. Alicantina para la Lucha contra las Enfermedades de As. Ciudadana Cantabra Anti-Sida. Santander (Cantabria) Riñón. Aliante/Alacant As. Benéfica Patronato de Santo Domingo. Malaga As. Ciudadana contra el SIDA. Castellón de la Plana/Castelló As. Allegados Enfermos Esquizofrénicos. Seville As. Benéfica Reyes Magos 98. Algeciras (Cadiz) de la Plana As. Almería Acoge As. Benéfico Asistencial Elkarbanatuz. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Ciutadana Anti-Sida de Catalunya. Barcelona As. Alternativa Abierta. Seville As. Benéfico Cultural Hogar Alavés. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/ As. Cívica de Ayuda Mutua. Barcelona Araba) As. Alternativa Joven. Seville As. Cívica La Nau. Barcelona As. Benéfico Geriátrica. Getafe (Madrid) As. Alternativas al Menor. Malaga As. Claretiana para el Desarrollo Humano. Leioa (Bizkaia/ As. Alto al Mobbing. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Benéfico Social de Padres y Amigos. Nigrán (Pontevedra) Vizcaya) As. Alucinos. Madrid As. Benéfico Social MAIN. Almatriche Bajo (Las Palmas) As. Club de Ocio Ágora. Mérida (Badajoz) As. Alzheimer Lorca (Murcia) As. Benestar i Desenvolupament. Barcelona As. Club d’Esplai la Florida. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat As. Alzheimer Murcia As. Bipolar. Madrid (Barcelona) As. Alzheimer Sol y Sal de Familiares y Amigos. Torrevieja As. Bizitegi. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Club Infantil i Juvenil Bellvitge. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Alicante/Alacant) As. Bizkaina de Esclerosis Lateral Amiotrófica. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ (Barcelona) As. Alzheimer. Palma del Río (Cordoba) Vizcaya) As. Club Sanfeliu Infantil i Juvenil. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. AMAC, As. de Mujeres Afectadas de Cáncer de Mama. As. Border-Line. Granada Albacete As. Brote de Vida. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. Club Santa Teresina. Lleida As. Amac-Gema. Zaragoza As. Burgalesa de Esclerosis Múltiple. Miranda de Ebreo As. Coina de Alzheimer. Coín (Malaga) As. Amaltea. Valencia (Burgos) As. Colectivo la Huertecica. Cartagena (Murcia) As. Àmbit. Valencia As. Burgos Acoge As. Colectivo Paréntesis. El Palmar o Lugar de Don Juan (Murcia) As. Amica. Torrelavega (Cantabria) As. Burgueña de Alzheimer. El Burgo (Malaga) As. Colectivo Triguereño de Ayuda al Drogodependiente. As. Amics de La Trapa. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Ca teva. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Trigueros (Huelva) As. Amics de Sant Josep del Molí. Balaguer (Lleida) As. Cabeceña de Lucha contra la Droga. Las Cabezas de San Juan (Seville) As. Columbares. Beniajan (Murcia) As. Amigos Contra el Sida. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria As. Comarcal de afectados por el Cáncer. Villena (Alicante/ (Las Palmas) As. Cacereña de Padres y Amigos de los Sordos. Plasencia Alacant) (Cáceres) As. Amigos contra la Droga. Avilés (Asturias) As. Comarcal de Amigos y Familiares de Enfermos de As. Amigos de Alzheimer. Almería As. Caminar. Madrid Alzheimer. Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo (Cordoba) As. Amigos de Alzheimer. Caudete (Albacete) As. Canaan. Centre Assistencial. Banyoles (Girona) As. Comarcal de Ayuda al Drogodependiente Renacer. As. Amigos del Cerezo. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) As. Canaria de Cancer de Mama de Tenerife. Sta. Cruz de Orihuela (Alicante/Alacant) Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Amiticia. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Comarcal de Educación Especial Santísimo Cristo del As. Canaria de Cancer de Mama. Las Palmas de Gran Amor. O Porriño (Pontevedra) As. Andalusí de Transplantados Hepáticos. Cordoba Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Comarcal de Padres y Protectores de Minusválidos As. Andaluza contra la Fibrosis Quística. Seville As. Cántabra de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Santander (Cantabria) Psíquicos. Cieza (Murcia) As. Andaluza de Apoyo a la Infancia. Granada As. Cántabra de Enfermos de Fibromialgia. Santander As. Comarcal Familiares Alzheimer 26 de marzo. Andújar As. Andaluza de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Granada (Cantabria) (Jaén) As. Andaluza de Padres y Madres para la Integración, As. Cántabra de Espina Bífida e Hidrocefalia. Santander As. Comarcal para la Atención del Toxicómano. Algeciras Normalización y Promoción de las personas con discapacidad (Cantabria) (Cadiz) intelectual.Seville As. Cántabra Lucha contra el Paro, Talleres Juveniles Brumas. As. Comarcal Urgell d’Ajuda al Minusvàlid. Mollerussa (Lleida) As. Andaluza de Transplantados de Pulmón. Cordoba Santander (Cantabria) As. Comarcal Vallenca de Familiars amb nens, adolescents i As. Andaluza de Trasplantados Hepáticos. Seville As. Cántabra Pro Salud Mental. Santander (Cantabria) adults deficients psiquics Ginesta. Valls (Tarragona)

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As. Combasant. Alacantarilla (Murcia) As. de Amigos de los Humedales del Sur. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ As. de Dones Pla de les Bruixes. Torrelles de Llobregat As. Compartir. Barcelona Alacant) (Barcelona) As. Compostelana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Santiago de As. de Amigos del Museu Barbier-Mueller d’Art Precolombí. As. de Educadores Castellano-Leoneses. Salamanca Compostela (A Coruña) Barcelona As. de Educadores Nuestro Barrio. Cadiz As. Comunidad Valenciana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Valencia As. de Amigos y Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Yecla As. de Educadores y Amigos del Campamento Virgen Blanca. (Murcia) As. Comunitària Anti-Sida. Girona Zaragoza As. de Animación Sociocultural Avalon. Granada As. Contra l’Anorèxia i la Bulimia. Barcelona As. de Empleados de Iberia Padres de Minusválidos. El Prat de As. de Antiguas Alumnas del Cuco. Jerez de la Fontera Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Cooperacció. Barcelona (Cadiz) As. de Empleados de Iberia Padres de Minusválidos. Malaga As. Cooperación y Desarrollo con el Norte de África. Seville As. de Atención y Seguimiento al Menor. Madrid As. de Empresas de Economía Social de Canarias. Las Palmas As. Coordinadora Arciprestal de Cáritas de Las Palmas de As. de Autistas Niños del Silencio. Gijón (Asturias) de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. de Axuda o Enfermo Mental Avelaiña. A Guarda As. de Encuentro y Acogida al Toxicómano. Cordoba As. Corazón y Vida. Seville (Pontevedra) As. de Enfermos Alzheimer Villena y Comarca (Alicante/ As. Cordobesa de Alcohólicos Liberados. Cordoba As. de Axuda o Enfermo Mental. Burela (Lugo) Alacant) As. Cordobesa de Enfermos Afectados de Espondilitis As. de Ayuda a Enfermos Graves y Persona en Duelo Alaia. As. de Enfermos Alzheimer. Álora (Malaga) Anquilosante. Cordoba Madrid As. Cordobesa de Esclerosis Múltiple. Cordoba As. de Enfermos de Alzheimer y Familiares. Mistala (Valencia) As. de Ayuda a Enfermos Mentales. Miranda de Ebro As. de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) As. Cordobesa de Jugadores en Rehabilitación. Cordoba (Burgos) As. de Enfermos de Fibromialgia y Fatiga Crónica. As. Cordobesa de Parálisis Cerebral. Cordoba As. de Ayuda a Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes. Santander Villarrobledo (Albacete) (Cantabria) As. Cordobesa para la Integración de Niños Borderline. As. de Enfermos de Parkinson Andaluces. Seville Cordoba As. de Ayuda a Paralíticos Cerebrales. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Enfermos de Parkinson del Bierzo. Ponferrada (León) As. Coruñesa de Esclerosis Múltiple. A Coruña As. de Ayuda a Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual. As. Cristiana Encuentro y Esperanza. Madrid Miranda de Ebro (Burgos) As. de Enfermos de Párkinson Taray. Aranjuez (Madrid) As. Cultura Viva Santboiana. Sant Boi de Llobregat As. de Ayuda al Disminuido Psíquico. Alfafar (Valencia) As. de Enfermos de Parkinson. Astorga (León) (Barcelona) As. de Ayuda al Enfermo Psíquico. Vigo (Pontevedra) As. de Enfermos de Parkinson. Malaga As. Cultural Abierto Asturias. Avilés As. de Ayuda al Marginado Lliures per a Llibertar. Lleida As. de Enfermos Dependientes y Familiares en Rehabilitación Sísifo. Palos de la Frontera (Huelva) As. Cultural Amics de l’Àfrica del Vallès Occidental. Granollers As. de Ayuda al Toxicómano, Familiares y Menores en Riesgo. (Barcelona) Moguer (Huelva) As. de Enfermos Mentales y Familiares. Pozoblanco (Cordoba) As. Cultural Cives Mundi. Soria As. de Ayuda en Carretera de Bizkaia. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ As. de Enfermos Parkinson de Astorga y Comarca. Astorga As. Cultural Colectivo de Inmigrantes. Seville Vizcaya) (León) As. Cultural de Almadieros Navarros. Burgui/Burgi (Navarre) As. de Bipolars de Catalunya. Barcelona As. de Enfermos Psíquicos de Elda, Petrer y Comarca (Alicante/Alacant) As. Cultural de Inmigrantes de Guinea Bissau. Seville As. de Colaboradores con las Presas. Madrid As. de Enfermos y Familares de Parkinson. Las Palmas de As. Cultural de Personas Sordas de Lanzarote. Arrecife As. de Colombian@s en el País Vasco. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) (Las Palmas) Vizcaya) As. de Enfermos y Familiares de Alzhiemer. Pizarra (Malaga) As. Cultural de Prevención y Tratamiento de Toxicómanos As. de Daño Cerebral Adquirido. Jaén Gibalbín. El Cuervo (Seville) As. de Daño Cerebral de Navarra. Mutilva Baja/Mutiloabeiti As. de Enfermos y Familiares de Parkinson. Algeciras (Cadiz) As. Cultural de Sordos. Huelva (Navarre) As. de Enfermos y Familiares de Parkinson. Taco (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Cultural de Sordos. Mérida (Badajoz) As. de Daño Cerebral. A Coruña As. de Esclerosis Múltiple Ademgi. Donostia-SanSebastian As. Cultural de Sordos. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. de Deficientes Psíquicos Crevo. La Orotava (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) As. Cultural Gruñidos Salvajes. Madrid As. de Esclerosis Multiple de Bizkaia - ADE. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ As. Cultural i Recreativa. Es Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) As. de Desarrollo Comunitario Buenos Aires. Salamanca Vizcaya) As. Cultural La Kalle. Madrid As. de Diabéticos de Gran Canaria. Las Palmas de Gran As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Ibiza y Formentera. Ibiza Canaria (Las Palmas) (Balearic Islands) As. Cultural Mar de Niebla. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Diabéticos de Balearic Islands. Palma de Mallorca As. Cultural Norte Joven. Madrid As. de Esclerosis Múltiple de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Balearic Islands) (Navarre) As. Cultural Norte Joven. Mieres (Asturias) As. de Diagnosticadas de Cancer de Mama. Cangas As. de Esclerosis Múltiple del Campo de Gibraltar. La Línea de As. Cultural San Pablo. Madrid (Pontevedra) la Concepción (Cadiz) As. Cultural Súbete. Gijón (Asturias) As. de Discapacitados Físicos Cosa Nuesa. Langreo (Asturias) As. de Esclerosis Múltiple Isla de Menorca. Maó (Balearic As. Cultural Talloc. Madrid As. de Discapacitados Físicos de Carballiño. O Carballiño Islands) (Ourense) As. Cultural Viarany. Barcelona As. de Esclerosis Multiple. Alicante/Alacant As. Cultural Villa de Támara. Támara de Campos (Palencia) As. de Discapacitados Físicos de La Palma. Los Llanos de Aridane (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. de Esclerosis Multiple. Almeria As. Cultural y Deportiva Alayos. Granada As. de Discapacitados Físicos Extremeños. Badajoz As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Guadalajara As. Cultural y Deportiva Nuestra Señora de Luna. Pozoblanco As. de Esclerosis Múltiple. Madrid (Cordoba) As. de Discapacitados Físicos y Sensoriales. Puente Genil (Cordoba) As. de Espina Bífida e Hidrocefalia. Alicante/Alacant As. Cultural. Miramar (Valencia) As. de Discapacitados Físicos, Psíquicos y Sensoriales. Baeza As. de Espondilíticos. Malaga As. d’ Ajuda i Reinserció del Toxicòman. Terrassa (Barcelona) (Jaén) As. de Estudios Ornitológicos de El Bierzo. Ponferrada (León) As. d´Amics de l´Escola Pia al Senegal. Mataró (Barcelona) As. de Discapacitados Físicos, Psíquicos y Sensoriales. Espera As. de Familares Alzheimer La Aurora. Chiclana de la Frontera As. d’Ajuda a Drogodependents. Olot (Girona) (Cadiz) (Cadiz) As. d’Ajuda als Toxicòmans. Barcelona As. de Discapacitados Los Cuatro Arcos. Santa Fe (Granada) As. de Familiares Alzheimer Miguel Hernández. Orihuela As. d’Ajut Malalts Alzheimer i Afectats. Figueres (Girona) As. de Discapacitados Oscenses, Miguel Servet. Huesca (Alicante/Alacant) As. d’Alzheimer de Reus i Baix Camp (Tarragona) As. de Discapacitados Psíquicos y Paralíticos. Cangas de Onís As. de Familiares Alzheimer. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. d’Alzheimer i Altres Demències Degeneratives. Banyeres (Asturias) As. de Familiares Alzheimer. Huelva de Mariola (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Discapacitados. Estepona (Malaga) As. de Familiares Alzheimer. Zaragoza As. d’Amics del Jardí Botànic. Barcelona As. de Disminuidos Físicos de la Ribera. Tudela (Navarre) As. de Familiares con Enfermos de Esquizofrénicos. Malaga As. d’Amics del Museu de Zoologia. Barcelona As. de Disminuidos Físicos y Psíquicos. Corella (Navarre) As. de Familiares de Adultos con Problemas de Personalidad. As. de Afectados de Esclerosis Múltiple. Benejúzar (Alicante/ As. de Disminuidos Físicos. Abarán (Murcia) Pedrezuela (Madrid) Alacant) As. de Disminuidos Físicos. Móstoles (Madrid) As. de Familiares de Alzheimer y otras demencias. Daimiel As. de Afectados de Fibromialgia. Castalla (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Angel Custodio. Teruel (Ciudad Real) As. de Afectados por Lesión Cerebral Sobrevenida. Siero As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Cinco Villas. Ejea de los As. de Familiares de Alzheimer y otras demencias. Requena (Asturias) Caballeros (Zaragoza) (Valencia) As. de Alcalá de Henares para la Discapacidad (Madrid) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Con Eles. Vilagarcía de Arousa As. de Familiares de Alzheimer. Burgos As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados Anclaje. Seville (Pontevedra) As. de Familiares de Alzheimer. Lepe (Huelva) As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados. Palencia As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Cuenca Minera. Utrillas (Teruel) As. de Familiares de Alzheimer. Salamanca As. de Alcohólicos Rehabilitados. Yecla (Murcia) As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos El Jiloca. Monreal del Campo As. de Familiares de Alzheimer. Tarragona As. de Alumnos Pablo Freire. Albox (Almería) (Teruel) As. de Familiares de Alzheimer. Valencia As. de Amigos de Amati. Granada As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos Las Fuentes. Zaragoza As. de Familiares de Donantes Anónimos. Granada As. de Amigos de la Marina Alta de Ayuda a Enfermos As. de Disminuidos Psíquicos. Antequera (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Acuérdate de mí. Mentales. Gata de Gorgos (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Disminuïts Físics d’Osona. Vic (Barcelona) Bigastro (Alicante/Alacant)

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As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Alfasul. Priego As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cadiz As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Ourense de Cordoba (Cordoba) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Carballo As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Palma de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Arroyo de la (A Coruña) Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Miel. Benalmádena (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Carcaixent As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Pamplona/Iruña As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Azahar. Paterna (Valencia) (Navarre) de Rivera (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Castalla As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Parla (Madrid) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Benavente y (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Plasencia Comarca (Zamora) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Castellón de la (Cáceres) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Barcelona. Plana/Castelló de la Plana As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Pontevedra Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Chipiona (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Castellón. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Prado del Rey Vinaròs (Castellón/Castelló) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cistierna (León) (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Guipúzcoa. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cocentaina As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Puerto de Sta. Donostia/San Sebastián (Alicante/Alacant) María (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer del Bierzo. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Conil de la As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Rota (Cadiz) Ponferrada (León) Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. San Fernando As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer del Campo de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Coria (Cáceres) (Cadiz) Gibraltar. Algeciras (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Don Benito As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. San Paulino. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer La Estrella. Jaén (Badajoz) Barbate (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer La Merced. Jerez As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. El Campillo As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Sanlúcar de de la Frontera (Cadiz) (Huelva) Barrameda (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer La Ribera. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. El Ejido (Almería) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Santa Marina Aranda de Duero (Burgos) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Elche/Elx del Rey (León) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer La Safor. Gandia (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Segovia (Valencia) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Elda (Alicante/ As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Seville Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Las Merindades. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Soria Villarcayo de M. (Burgos) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Fraga (Huesca) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Talavera de la As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Nuestro Ayer. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Fuengirola Reina (Toledo) Benalup-Casas Viejas (Cadiz) (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Tarifa (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Por Ellos. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Fuengirola Ubrique (Cadiz) (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Teruel As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Recuerda. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Fuensalida As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Teulada Pozoblanco (Cordoba) (Toledo) (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Sierra del As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Fuentealbilla As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Tobarra Segura. Elche de la Sierra (Albacete) (Albacete) (Albacete) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Sierra Mágina. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Granada As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) Jódar (Jaén) As. de Familiares de enfermos de Alzheimer. Huelva As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. A Coruña As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Torremolinos As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Huesca (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Albacete As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Ibi (Alicante/ As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alcalá de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Valdemoro Alacant) (Madrid) Guadaira (Seville) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Íscar (Valladolid) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alcalá de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Valdepeñas Henares (Madrid) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. La Bañeza (León) (Ciudad Real) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alcantarilla As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. La Línea de la As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Valverde del (Murcia) Concepción (Cadiz) Camino (Huelva) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alcoy/Alcoi As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. La Rambla As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Vejer de la (Alicante/Alacant) (Cordoba) Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Algemesí As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Las Rozas As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Velez-Malaga (Valencia) (Madrid) (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alicante/Alacant As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Lebrija (Seville) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Villamartín As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Almansa As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. León (Cadiz) (Albacete) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Los Llanos de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Villanueva del As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Almería Ariadne (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Arzobispo (Jaén) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Antequera As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Lucena As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Villarrobledo (Malaga) (Cordoba) (Albacete) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Arahal (Seville) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Lugo As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Aranda de As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Malaga Duero (Burgos) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Marbella As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Xàtiva (Valencia) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Arévalo (Ávila) (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Yecla (Murcia) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Arganda del As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Marmolejo As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Zamora Rey (Madrid) (Jaén) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Mijas Pueblo. Mijas As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Arrecife As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Medina del (Malaga) (Las Palmas) Campo (Valladolid) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Duales. Cadiz As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Astorga (León) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Mérida (Badajoz) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Mentales Crónicos. Salamanca As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Ávila As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Mijas (Malaga) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Mentales. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Baena (Cordoba) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Miranda de Ebro Alacant) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Barbastro (Burgos) As. de Familiares de Enfermos Mentales. Paterna (Valencia) (Huesca) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Moaña As. de Familiares e Enfermos/as Mentais. Redondela As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Béjar (Pontevedra) (Pontevedra) (Salamanca) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Monforte de Lemos (Lugo) As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer Region de Murcia. As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Benalmádena Murcia As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Montalbán de (Malaga) As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer y otra demencias. León As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Benidorm Cordoba (Cordoba) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Monzón As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer y otra demencias. (Alicante/Alacant) Villarcayo (Burgos) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Benifaió (Huesca) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Murcia As. de Familiares Enfermos Alzheimer. Tomelloso (Ciudad (Valencia) Real) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Bocairent As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Muro de Alcoy (Valencia) (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares Enfermos de Alzheimer. Úbeda (Jaén) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Bollullos del As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Novelda As. de Familiares Enfermos Mentales Barcelona. Badalona Condado (Huelva) (Alicante/Alacant) (Barcelona) As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Cabeza de Buey As. de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Orihuela As. de Familiares y Afectados de Esclerosis. Burgos (Badajoz) (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Drogodependientes. Seville

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As. de Familiares y Amigos de Enfermos de Alzheimer. As. de Fibromialgia y Problemas Oseos y Musculares. As. de Mujeres Inmigrantes en Valencia. Valencia Zamora Campillos (Malaga) As. de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Granada As. de Familiares y Amigos de Minusválidos. Bailén (Jaén) As. de Fibromialgia. Marbella (Malaga) As. de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Malaga As. de Familiares y Amigos de Minusválidos. Ciudad Real As. de Fibromialxia e Síndrome de Fatiga Crónica. Ourense As. de Mujeres Mastectomizadas. Valencia As. de Familiares y Amigos de Personas con Autismo y otros As. de Gent de la Tercera Edat Casa Rosa. Caldes de As. de Mujeres por la Igualdad. Orgiva (Granada) transtornos del desarrollo. Murcia Malavella (Girona) As. de Mujeres Progresistas Victoria Kent. Algeciras (Cadiz) As. de Familiares y Amigos de Personas con Enfermedad As. de Gent Gran La Sal. Cardona (Barcelona) As. de Mujeres Universitarias Romís Andaluz. Seville Mental. Albacete As. de Gent Gran. Arbeca (Lleida) As. de Mujeres Vecinales. Malaga As. de Familiares y Amigos de Personas con Enfermedad As. de Gent Gran. Muro (Balearic Islands) Mental Despertar. Toledo As. de Naturalistas del Sureste. Cartagena (Murcia) As. de Guadassuar d’Amics i Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. As. de Familiares y Enfermos de Alzheimer y otras demencias. Guadassuar (Valencia) As. de Ocio y Tiempo Libre 4K. Madrid Andorra (Teruel) As. de Hemofilia de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia As. de Ocio y Tiempo Libre para Personas con Discapacidad As. de Familiares y Enfermos de Epilepsia. San Fernando Intelectual. Alcorcón (Madrid) (Cadiz) As. de Hemofilia de la Provincia de Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. de Padres CEPER. Puerto de la Torre (Malaga) As. de Familiares y Enfermos de Parkinson. La Roda As. de Industriales de la Provincia de Oviedo. Llanera As. de Padres de Alumnos del Centro de Educación Especial (Albacete) (Asturias) Pablo Montesinos. Seville As. de Familiares y Enfermos de Parkinson. Villarrobledo As. de Padres de Alumnos Minusválidos. Madrid (Albacete) As. de Inmigrantes La Paz. Logroño (La Rioja) As. de Padres de Amigos del Sordo. Ciudad Real As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales de Asturias. Gijón As. de Inmigrantes Residentes en Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) (Asturias) As. de Integración Caeteris. Alcuéstar (Cáceres) As. de Padres de Autistas y Psicóticos. Valladolid As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales de Asturias. Oviedo As. de Integración Conileña a las Personas con Discapacidad. As. de Padres de Deficientes Psíquicos. Algeciras (Cadiz) (Asturias) Conil de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Padres de Deficientes. Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales. Alicante/Alacant As. de Intérpretes de Lengua de Signos del Principado de As. de Padres de Disminuidos Psíquicos. La Almunia de Doña As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales. Benidorm (Alicante/ Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) Godina (Zaragoza) Alacant) As. de Jubilats el Centre. Santa Pau (Girona) As. de Padres de Disminuidos. San Sebastián de los Reyes As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales. Lorca (Murcia) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes de Sant Isidre. Juncosa (Lleida) (Madrid) As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales. Ourense As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Almenar (Lleida) As. de Padres de La Armuña La Besana. Calzada de Valdunciel (Salamanca) As. de Familiares y Enfermos Mentales. Plasencia (Cáceres) As. de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Sant Joan de les Abadesses (Girona) As. de Padres de Niños Afectados al Síndrome de Down. As. de Familiares y Enfermos Psíquicos. Molina de Segura Burgos (Murcia) As. de Jugadores Rehabilitados Nueva Vida. Villena (Alicante/ Alacant) As. de Padres de Niños Autistas de Baleares. Palma de As. de Familiares y Personas con Enfermedad Mental del Alto Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Vinalopó. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) As. de la Mucopolisacaridosis y Síndromes relacionados. La Pobla de Claramunt (Barcelona) As. de Padres de Niños con Cáncer de la Comunidad As. de Familiares y Personas con Enfermedad Mental. Cáceres As. de la Parálisis Cerebral ASPACE. Zaragoza Valenciana. Valencia As. de Familiars Alzheimer Barcelona (AFAB) As. de la Tercera Edat. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) As. de Padres de Niños con Problemas de Audición. Murcia As. de Familiars d’Alzheimer de Tàrrega i Comarca (Lleida) As. de Laringectomizados de Menorca. Maó (Balearic Islands) As. de Padres de Niños Oncológicos Vascos. Donostia/San As. de Familiars d’Alzheimer i altres Demències. Gavà Sebastian (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) As. de Laringectomizados. León (Barcelona) As. de Padres de Niños y Adolescentes con necesidades As. de Familiars d’Alzheimer la Safor. Gandia (Valencia) As. de Laringectomizados. Ourense especiales. Viveiro (Lugo) As. de Familiars d’’Alzheimer. La Sénia (Tarragona) As. de Lesionados Medulares y Grandes Discapacidades. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) As. de Padres de Niños y Adultos Autistas. Malaga As. de Familiars de Demencia Senil i Alzheimer. Girona As. de Lluita Anti-Sida de les Balearic Islands. Palma de As. de Padres de Niños y Jóvenes con Enfermedades As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer de Girona. Cassà de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Reumáticas de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia la Selva (Girona) As. de Lluita contra la Distonia a Catalunya. Barcelona As. de Padres de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Albacete As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer de Menorca. Maó As. de Lucha contra la Fibromialgia. Illora (Granada) As. de Padres de Personas con Autismo del Centro Os (Balearic Islands) Mecos.Vilaboa (Pontevedra) As. de Lucha contra la Leucemia. León As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer del Baix Llobregat. As. de Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Aldaia (Valencia) Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. de Madres contra la Droga. Villafranca de los Barros (Badajoz) As. de Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Huéscar As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer del Montsià. (Granada) Amposta (Tarragona) As. de Madres de Discapacitados de Baleares. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. de Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Peñaranda de As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer Plana Baixa. La Vall Bracamonte (Salamanca) d’Uixó (Castellón/Castelló) As. de Mares i Pares d’Alumnes de l’Escola d’Educació Especial Barcanova. Barcelona As. de Padres de Personas con Discapacidad. Vigo As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Barcelona (Pontevedra) As. de Marroquíes Residentes en Aragón. Zaragoza As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) As. de Padres de Personas con Minusvalía Psíquica. San As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Gavà (Barcelona) As. de Mayores Antón Guanche. Candelaria (Sta. Cruz de Marcos (A Coruña) Tenerife) As. de Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Tarragona As. de Padres del Centro Ocupacional de Minusválidos. As. de Minusválidos a Mariña. Ribadeo (Lugo) As. de Familiars de Malalts Mentals de Menorca. Maó Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) (Balearic Islands) As. de Minusválidos Baenenses Reunidos. Baena (Jaén) As. de Padres en Pro de Discapacitados. Coín (Malaga) As. de Familiars de Malalts Mentals Dr. Francesc Tosquelles. As. de Minusválidos Com Tu. Monóvar/Monòver (Alicante/ As. de Padres o Tutores de Deficientes Mentales. Aranjuez Reus (Tarragona) Alacant) (Madrid) As. de Familiars de Malats d’Alzheimer de la Vall d’Albaida. As. de Minusválidos del Sur. Aldea Blanca (Las Palmas) As. de Padres o Tutores de Personas con Discapacidad. Lugo Albaida (Valencia) As. de Minusválidos Físicos de la Comarca. Cazorla (Jaén) As. de Padres Ortzadar. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ As. de Familiars i Amics de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Bocairent As. de Minusválidos Físicos del Bierzo. Ponferrada (León) Guipúzcoa) (Valencia) As. de Minusválidos Físicos El Saliente. Huércal de Almería As. de Padres para la Formación de Jóvenes Límite. A Coruña As. de Familiars i Amics de Nens Oncológics. Barcelona (Almería) As. de Padres para la Promoción y Atención al Deficiente As. de Familiars i Amics Malalts d’Alzheimer. Pollença As. de Minusválidos Físicos Génesis. Martos (Jaén) Mental Adulto. Madrid (Balearic Islands) As. de Minusválidos Físicos Unidos. Cartagena (Murcia) As. de Padres por la Integración San Federico. Madrid As. de Familiars i Malalts d’Alzheimer. Albaida (Valencia) As. de Minusválidos Físicos, Psíquicos y Sensoriales. Ubrique As. de Padres Trabajadores de Seat con Hijos Disminuidos. As. de Familiars i Malalts d’Alzheimer. Salou (Tarragona) (Cadiz) Barcelona As. de Familias de Disminuidos Psíquicos. Ribeira (A Coruña) As. de Minusválidos Físicos. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) As. de Padres y Amigos de Discapacitados. Cuenca As. de Familias de Niños con Cáncer. Albacete As. de Minusválidos La Calesa. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Padres y Amigos de los Sordos de Álava. Vitoria/ As. de Familias de Niños Diferentes con Cuidados Especiales. As. de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Yecla (Murcia) Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) Madrid As. de Minusválidos. Aroche (Huelva) As. de Padres y Amigos de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Moya As. de Familias del Centro Español de Solidaridad. Jerez de As. de Minusválidos. Benidorm (Alicante/Alacant) (Las Palmas) la Frontera (Cadiz) As. de Mujeres Afectadas de Cáncer de Mama. Albacete As. de Padres y Amigos de Personas Discapacitadas. Rivas- Vaciamadrid (Madrid) As. de Familias y Mujeres del Medio Rural. Huesca As. de Mujeres Afectadas de Cáncer de Mama. Valdepeñas As. de Familias y Personas con Enfermedad Mental. Cieza (Ciudad Real) As. de Padres y Amigos del Sordo. Malaga (Murcia) As. de Mujeres Baladre Rompiendo Silencios. Sagunto/Sagunt As. de Padres y Amigos del Sordo. Valencia As. de Fibromialgia del Condado. La Palma del Condado (Valencia) As. de Padres y Amigos Diferentes. Getafe (Madrid) (Huelva) As. de Mujeres Diagnosticadas de Cáncer. Pamplona/Iruña As. de Padres y Familiares de Personas con Retraso Mental As. de Fibromialgia Jerezana. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) (Navarre) Aspanias. Burgos

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As. de Padres y Madres Alhama de Cintruénigo. Cintruénigo As. de Trasplantats Cardíacs Ciutat Sanitària de Bellvitge. As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Las Palmas (Navarre) L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) de Gran Canaria As. de Padres y Madres con Hijos con Discapacidad. La As. de Traumatismo Encéfalo Craneal y Daño Cerebral de As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Logroño Puebla de Cazalla (Seville) Aragón. Zaragoza (La Rioja) As. de Padres y Madres de Personas con Discapacidad. Écija As. de Vecinos de Tendetes. Valencia As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Lugo (Seville) As. de Vecinos El Tajo. Toledo As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Malaga As. de Padres y Madres del Centro Ocupacional. Arucas As. de Vecinos Paraguay-Perú. Barcelona As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Murcia (Las Palmas) As. de Veïns Barri de Sant Pere. Banyoles (Girona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Ourense As. de Padres y Protectores de Adultos y Niños Discapacitados. Lepe (Huelva) As. de Veïns del Barri Mas Palau. Banyoles (Girona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Pontevedra As. de Padres y Tutores del Centro Ocupacional El Cid. As. de Veïns del Benestar Ciutadà del Districte I i IX. Barcelona As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Salamanca Burgos As. de Veïns Ferreries. Tortosa (Tarragona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Santa Cruz As. de Padres y/o Tutores de Personas con Parálisis Cerebral. As. de Veïns Morera. Badalona (Barcelona) de Tenerife Villamayor (Salamanca) As. de Veïns Rocabruna. Picamoixons (Tarragona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Segovia As. de Padres, Amigos y Discapacitados. Alcalá del Valle As. de Voluntariado Penitenciario Gallego. Vigo (Pontevedra) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Teruel (Cadiz) As. de Voluntariat per al Servei d’Acollida. Lleida As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Valladolid As. de Padres, Familiares y Amigos de Drogodependientes. As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Zamora Madrid As. de Voluntarios de Acción Social. Puente Genil (Cordoba) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Zaragoza As. de Padres, Familiares y Amigos de Niños Oncológicos de As. de Voluntaris del Grup Assegurador. Barcelona Castilla y León. Salamanca As. de Voluntaris i Amics de l’Hospital Sant Jaume. Calella As. Española contra el Cáncer. Madrid As. de Paràlisi Cerebral. Barcelona (Barcelona) As. Española de Aniridia. Madrid As. de Parálisis Cerebral. Burgos As. del Centro de Desarrollo Rural. Vilardevós (Ourense) As. Española de Disfonía Espasmódica. El Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz) As. de Paralíticos Cerebrales de Alicante. Sant Joan d’Alacant As. dels Grups de Suport de l’Esclerosi Lateral. Badalona (Alicante/Alacant) (Barcelona) As. Española de Esclerosis Amitrófica ADEL. Madrid As. de Paraplègics i Discapacitats Físics. Lleida As. Democrática Asturiana de Familias con Alzheimer. Gijón As. Española de Esclerosis Múltiple. Albacete (Asturias) As. de Parapléjicos y Grandes Minusválidos. Madrid As. Española de Miastenia. Cordoba As. Desarrollo. Albacete As. de Parapléjicos y Grandes Minusválidos. Oviedo (Asturias) As. Española de Patologías Mitocondriales. Seville As. Diagnosticadas de Cáncer de Mama. Cangas As. Española del Síndrome de Joubert. Madrid As. de Parapléjicos y Minusválidos. Albacete (Pontevedra) As. de Pares Bordeta - Sant Medir. Barcelona As. Española para Pacientes con Tics y Síndrome de Tourette. As. Dignidad. Ferrol (A Coruña) Barcelona As. de Pares de Malalts Mentals DAU. Barcelona As. Discapacitados de Lanzarote. Tahiche (Las Palmas) As. Esportiva Catalunya de Trasplantats. Sant Cugat del As. de Pares de Minusvàlids del Baix Camp. Reus (Tarragona) As. Dombenitense de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Don Benito Vallès (Barcelona) As. de Pares de Nins amb Càncer de Balears. Palma de (Badajoz) As. Esquitx (Barcelona) Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Donalliure. Valencia As. Estel Tapia (Barcelona) As. de Pares i Mares de l’Escola Cervantes. Barcelona As. Drapaires. Barcelona As. Eunate de Familiares y Amigos de Personas con As. de Pares i Mares de l’Escola Perú i CEI. Barcelona As. E.L.A. Principado de Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) Deficiencias Auditivas. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) As. de Pares, Tutors i Familiars Prolaboral. Sabadell (Barcelona) As. Ecologista Esparvel. Villacañas (Toledo) As. Evangélica Manos Extendidas. Mieres (Asturias) As. de Parkinson Bizkaia de Zaratamo. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Edad Dorada Mensajeros de la Paz Andalucía. Jaén As. Extremeña de Esclerosis Múltiple. Badajoz As. de Parkinson de la Provincia de Castellón. Burriana As. Educativa contra el Fracaso Escolar. Tomelloso (Ciudad As. Extremeña de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer y (Castellón/Castelló) Real) otras demencias seniles. Badajoz As. de Pensionistes de la Tercera Edad de Torreforta. Tarragona As. Educativa d’Atencio Infancia i Adolescència. Cornellà del As. FADA per a l’Assessorament i la Prevenció dels Abusos As. de Pensionistes i Jubilats. Alcover (Tarragona) Terri (Girona) Sexuals a Menors. Barcelona As. de Personas con Deficiencia Mental. Arganda del Rey As. Educativa Integral del Raval. Barcelona As. Familiar de Ayuda a Minusválidos Psíquicos. Sanlúcar de (Madrid) As. Educativa Ítaca. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Barrameda (Cadiz) As. de Personas con Discapacidad Frater San Pablo. Écija As. Egueiro. Tarragona As. Familiares Alzheimer de Cantabria. Santander (Cantabria) (Seville) As. El Bastidor. Oliva (Valencia) As. Familiares Alzheimer de Lanzarote. Arrecife (Las Palmas) As. de Personas con Discapacidad de la Provincia de As. El Despertar. Madrid As. Familiares Alzheimer del Bierzo. Ponferrada (León) Albacete. Albacete As. Familiares de Afectados de Esclerosis Múltiple. Burgos As. de Personas con Discapacidad El Castillo. Puerto As. El Sauce. Lucena (Cordoba) As. Elche Acoge. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) As. Familiares de Alzheimer y Demencias Laciana. Villablino Lumbreras (Murcia) (León) As. Elige la Vida. Seville As. de Personas con Discapacitados. Alcoy/Alcoi (Alicante/ As. Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Plasencia (Cáceres) Alacant) As. Empleo y Participación Ciudadana de Andalucía. Seville As. Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer Tierra de Barros. As. de Personas Sordas de Lorca y Comarca. Lorca (Murcia) As. en Favor de las Personas con Discapacid. San Pedro de Almendralejo (Badajoz) Alcantara (Malaga) As. de Personas Sordas del Baix Vinalopó. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ As. Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. El Ejido (Almería) Alacant) As. en Favor de las Personas con Retraso Mental. Montijo (Badajoz) As. Familiares y Amigos de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Alcoy/ As. de Personas Sordas. Cadiz Alcoi (Alicante/Alacant) As. Entorn Malalts d’Alzheimer. Sant Feliu de Guíxols (Girona) As. de Persones amb Discapacitat de Calvià. Palmanova As. Familiares y Enfermos Neuromusculares. Valencia (Balearic Islands) As. Entre Pinto y Valdemoro. Pinto (Madrid) As. Familiars d’Alzheimer. Lleida As. de PP de AA Iniciativa Progreso del CEE. Granada As. Es Garrover. Inca (Balearic Islands) As. Familiars de Malalts d’Alzheimer del Baix Llobregat. El As. de Prevención y Estudios de las Toxicomanías. Almonte As. Esclat. Barcelona Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) (Huelva) As. Esclerosis Multiple de Guipuzcoa, ADEM. Donostia/San As. Familiars Malalts d’Alzheimer de les Terres de l’Ebre. As. de Promoción Comunitaria de Pan Bendito. Madrid Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Tortosa (Tarragona) As. de Promoción de Servicios Sociales. Madrid As. Eslabón. Centro de Promoción de Empleo. Madrid As. Familiars Rapitencs Alzheimer i Parkinson. Sant Carles de As. de Promoción y Atención del Minusválido. Jaén As. Espai d’Inclusió i Formació Casc Antic. Barcelona la Ràpita (Tarragona) As. de Rehabilitacio del Minusvalids. Lleida As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. A Coruña As. Familias para la Acogida Mater Hospital. Madrid As. de Reinserción Social Erroak. Donostia/San Sebastián As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Alicante/ As. FEAFES. Zamora (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Alacant As. Fent Cami. Valencia As. de Síndrome de Down de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Badajoz As. Ferrolterra de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Ferrol As. de Síndrome de Down en Cuenca y Provincia. Cuenca As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Bibao (A Coruña) As. de Sordos de la Serranía de Ronda. Ronda (Malaga) (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Fontaiña. Vigo (Pontevedra) As. de Sordos. Gijón (Asturias) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Cáceres As. Franciscana de Apoyo Social. Zulema (Madrid) As. de Sords. Sabadell (Barcelona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Cartagena As. Fuenlabreña de Esclerosis Múltiple. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) (Murcia) As. de Suport al Disminuït Psíquic Mare de Déu de Bellvitge. As. Fundació Astres. Girona L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Castellón de la Plana/Castelló de la Plana As. Gaditana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Jerez de la Frontera As. de Teatro para la Integración de Personas con (Cadiz) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Ceuta Discapacidad. Ciuadad Real As. Gaditana Espina Bifida e Hidrocefalia. Cadiz As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Cordoba As. de Trabajadores e Inmigrantes Marroquíes. Logroño As. Galega para Axuda dos Enfermos de Alzheimer. Santiago (La Rioja) As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Girona de Compostela (A Coruña) As. de Trabajadores e Inmigrantes Marroquíes. Murcia As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Guadalajara As. Gallega para Ayuda de los Enfermos con demencias tipo As. de Trasplantados de Corazón de Andalucía. Seville As. Española contra el Cáncer - Junta Provincial. Jaén Alzheimer. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña)

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As. Getafe de Esclerosis Múltiple. Getafe (Madrid) As. Lleidatana de la Síndrome de Down. Lleida As. Pan Bendito. Madrid As. Gijonesa de Caridad. Gijón (Asturias) As. Local de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Rota (Cadiz) As. para la Defensa de la Mujer La Rueda. Burgos As. Ginesta. Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) As. Lorquina de Enfermos de Parkinson. Lorca (Murcia) As. para el Desarrollo de Iniciativas de Formación y Empleo. As. Granadina de Atención a Personas con Parálisis Cerebral. As. Lucense de Axuda a Enfermos Mentais. Lugo Cuarte de Huerva (Zaragoza) Granada As. Lucense de Esclerosis Múltiple. Lugo As. para el Desarrollo de la Hoya de Huesca. La Sotonera (Huesca) As. Granadina de Esclerosis Múltiple. Armilla (Granada) As. Lucha Contra las Enfermedades Renales. Cáceres As. Granadina de Espondiliticos. Granada As. para el Desarrollo de la Pedagogía Curativa y Socioterapia As. Madre Coraje. Griñón (Madrid) Rudolf Steiner. Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) As. Granadina de Familias para la Rehabilitación del Daño As. Madres Solteras Isadora Duncan. León Cerebral. Granada As. para el Desarrollo de la Permacultura. Tacoronte As. Madrid Puerta Abierta. Madrid (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Granadina de Fibromialgia. Granada As. Madrileña de Amigos y Familiares de Enfermos con As. para el Desarrollo Sierra Grande-Río Mat. Hornachos As. Granadina de Jugadores de Azar en Rehabilitados. Cenes Esquizofrenia. Madrid (Badajoz) de la Vega (Granada) As. Madrileña de Pacientes con Síndrome de Gilles de As. para el Desarrollo y la Enseñanza de las personas con As. Grup Muntanyès. Barcelona Tourette. Madrid Discapacidad Física, Psíquica de Aljarafe. Sanlúcar la Mayor As. Grupo de Tabajo del Genal. Benalauría (Malaga) As. Malagueña de Esclerosis Múltiple. Malaga (Seville) As. Grupo Martes. Valencia As. Malagueña de Hemofilia. Malaga As. para el Síndrome de Down de Compostela. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) As. Guimera.info. Guimerà (Lleida) As. Malagueña de Laringectomizados y Mutilados de la Voz. As. Guipuzcoana de Afectados de Espina Bífida. Donostia/ Malaga As. para el Síndrome de Down. Guadalajara San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) As. Malagueña Pro Minusválidos Psíquicos. Malaga As. para el Tratamiento de Niños y Jóvenes con Síndrome de Down. Cartagena (Murcia) As. Hàbitats. Barcelona As. Mallorquina per a la Salut Mental Gira-Sol. Palma de As. Hogar 20. Granada Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. para el Tratamiento de Personas con Parálisis Cerebral. Murcia As. Hogar el Buen Samaritano. Cartagena (Murcia) As. Mallorquina per a Persones amb Discapacitat. Palma de As. para la Atención a Dependencias y Adicciones. Badajoz As. Hontanar. Madrid Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Mancala para la Inserción Sociolaboral. Zaragoza As. para la Atención a la Parálisis Cerebral. Las Palmas de As. Iberoamericana para la Cooperación, el Desarrollo y los Gran Canaria Derechos Humanos. Majadahonda (Madrid) As. Manresana de Pares de Nens Subdotats. Manresa (Barcelona) As. para la Atención de Personas con Trastornos As. IEMAKAIE. Cordoba generalizados de la Región de Murcia. Molina de Segura As. Infantil i Juvenil Casal Xerinola. Mataró (Barcelona) As. Marbella-San Pedro Esclerosis Múltiple. Marbella (Malaga) (Murcia) As. Infantil Oncológica de la Comunidad Autónoma de As. Marillac. Madrid As. para la Atención, Habilitación y Educación de personas Madrid. Madrid As. Mediambiental La Sínia. Altafulla (Tarragona) con lesión cerebral. Madrid As. Iniciatives Solidàries. Valencia As. Mégara. Barcelona As. para la Ayuda a la Atención al Paralítico. Madrid As. Insular Atención a Personas con Discapacidad. Maó As. Melilla Acoge. Melilla As. para la Ayuda a la Mujer con Cáncer. Santander (Balearic Islands) As. Miajadeña de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Miajadas (Cantabria) As. Integradora de Personas con Discapacidad. Linares (Jaén) As. MINKA - Centro de Promoción y Solidarid. Madrid As. para la Ayuda a Personas con Parálisis Cerebral y As. Intercultural Bastis Solidarias. Santander (Cantabria) As. Minusválidos Murgi. El Ejido (Almería) síndromes afines. Ciudad Real As. Intersectorial de Recuperadors i Empreses Socials de As. para la Ayuda de Deficientes Mentales. Aranda de Duero As. Monseny Guilleries. Arbúcies (Girona) (Burgos) Catalunya. Barcelona As. Montañesa de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Torrelavega As. Isleña para la Defensa del Minusválido. Isla Cristina As. para la Cura, Rehabilitación y Reinserción de (Cantabria) Toxicómanos. Cehegín (Murcia) (Huelva) As. Morisca para la Lucha y Prevención de la As. Izangai. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. para la Defensa del Paciente Psíquico El Cribo. Arrecife Drogodependencia. La Puebla de Cazalla (Seville) (Las Palmas) As. Jaén Acoge. Jaén As. Mostoleña de Esclerosis Múltiple. Móstoles (Madrid) As. para la Defensa e Integración del Enfermo Mental de la As. Jaire. Madrid As. Mujeres de Noche Buscando el Día. Alicante/Alacant Vega Baja As. Jerezana de Ayuda Afectados SIDA Siloe. Jerez de la As. Mundo Inmigrante. Logroño (La Rioja) As. para la Demencia de Alzheimer. Alfaro (La Rioja) Frontera (Cadiz) As. Murciana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Murcia As. para la Educación a través del Ocio y la Mediciación Social As. Jesús Nazareno de Alzheimer y otras Demencias. Baena Alendoy. Cadiz (Jaén) As. Murciana de Rehabilitación Psicosocial. Murcia As. Murciana para la Ayuda de Mujeres con con cáncer de As. para la Formación y el Empleo de Mujeres. Logrosán As. Jienense de Atención a Personas con Parálisis Cerebral y mama. Murcia (Cáceres) otras discapacidades afines. Jaén As. Murialdo. Getafe (Madrid) As. para la Gestión de Infraestructuras y Servicios. Gijón As. Jienense Esclerosis Multiple. Baeza (Jaén) As. Nacional AFAR. Ayuda a las Familias Abandonadas de los (Asturias) As. Joventut Organitzada i Activa. Barcelona Reclusos. Seville As. para la Igualdad y la Solidaridad. Granada As. Juan Díaz de Solís. Lebrija (Seville) As. Nacional Naumanni. Leganés (Madrid) As. para la Información, Formación, Animación y Desarrollo. As. Jubilats Ponts i Comarca. Ponts (Lleida) As. Naim para Ayuda a Jóvenes Drogodependientes. Punta Albacete As. Juvenil Abierto Hasta el Amanecer. Gijón (Asturias) Umbría (Huelva) As. para la Integración de Personas con Minusvalía. Coslada As. Juvenil ATZ. Madrid As. Navarra para la Investigación, Prevención. Pamplona/Iruña (Madrid) As. Juvenil Casa de Juventud Aleste. Valladolid (Navarre) As. para la Integración del Discapacitado en la Comarca del Mar Menor. San Javier (Murcia) As. Juvenil Cuatro Ocas. Madrid As. Nazarena para la Integración del Disminuido Psíquico. Dos Hermanas (Seville) As. para la Integración del Menor Paideia. Madrid As. Juvenil Don Bosco. Alicante/Alacant As. Niños Especiales de La Palma. Los Llanos de Aridane As. para la Integración Laboral de Personas con Discapacidad As. Juvenil Gent d’Alcoi. Alcoy/Alcoi (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) El Arenal. Laredo (Cantabria) As. Juvenil Grupo Boom. Seville As. Nora de Ayuda a Paralíticos Cerebrales. Pola de Siero As. Para la Libertad. Badajoz As. Juvenil Iris Vallecano. Madrid (Asturias) As. para la Lucha contra la Leucemia de la Comunidad As. Juvenil Melómanos de Santomera. Santomera (Murcia) As. Nou Horitzó. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Valenciana. Valencia As. Juvenil Sòcio-Cultural de Prosperitat. Barcelona As. Nuevas Alternativas de Cooperación Extremeña. Cáceres As. para la Lucha Contra las Enfermedades del Riñón. As. Juvenil Tobogán de Luz. Madrid As. Nuevo Futuro Campo de Gibraltar. La Línea de la Almería As. Krecer. Madrid Concepción (Cadiz) As. para la Lucha contra las Enfermedades del Riñón. Ávila As. La Casa Grande. Valencia As. Nuevo Futuro Sirio. Madrid As. para la Lucha contra las Enfermedades del Riñón. Soria As. La Coma Nova Terra. Paterna (Valencia) As. Nuevo Futuro. Seville As. para la Lucha contra las Enfermedades Renales. Granada As. la Muga Vella. Castelló d’Empúries (Girona) As. Oncológica Extremeña. Badajoz As. para la Lucha contra las Enfermedades Renales. Jaén As. la Vall Verda. La Vall d’Uixó (Castellón/Castelló) As. On-Off Parkinson de la Región de Murcia. Murcia As. para la Mediación Social EQUA. Cadiz As. La Veguilla. Villaviciosa de Odón (Madrid) As. Onubense de Jugadores de Azar en Rehabilitados. Huelva As. para la Prevención a Tiempo. Almería As. Laboris. Barcelona As. Orensana de Esclerosis Múltiple As. para la Prevención, Atención y Reinserción de la Mujer en situación de riesgo. Almería As. Laringectomizados y Mutilados de la Voz. Santa Cruz de As. Oscense Pro-salud Mental. Huesca Tenerife As. Ourensana de Esclerosis Múltiple y ELA. Ourense As. para la Prevención, Reinserción y Atención a la Mujer Prostituta. Madrid As. Leonesa de Daño Cerebral Sobrevenido. León As. Padre Laraña. Santa Cruz de Tenerife As. para la Promoción a Través de la Informática de colectivos As. Leonesa de Esclerosis Múltiple. León As. Palentina de Esclerosis Múltiple. Palencia excluidos. Madrid As. Leonesa de Familiares y Amigos de Enfermos Mentales. As. Palentina de Parkinson. Palencia As. para la Promoción de la Salud de Niños y Adolescentes León As. Pallapupas - Pallassos d’hospital. Barcelona Altxa. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) As. Leonesa de Fibromialgia y Astenia Crónica. León As. Palmerina Contra el Cáncer La Vida. La Palma del As. para la Promoción Socio-laboral de las con Discapacidad As. Liberación. Madrid Condado (Huelva) Psíquica. Ciudad Real

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As. para la Promoción Socio-laboral Entremanos. Bilbao As. Pro Deficientes Psíquicos de la Marina. Dénia (Alicante/ As. Proyecto Vida. La Pobla Llarga (Valencia) (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Alacant) As. Psiquiatría y Vida. Madrid As. para la Promoción y Ayuda FULBE. Roquetas de Mar As. Pro Deficientes Psíquicos. Alicante/Alacant As. Puente Centro Cultural Árabe. Barcelona (Almería) As. Pro Derechos del Sordo. Granada As. Puertas Abiertas. Tomelloso As. para la Promoción y Defensa de las Personas con retraso As. Pro Derechos Humanos de Andalucía. Seville mental. Priego de Cordoba (Cordoba) As. Punt de Referència. Barcelona As. Pro Discapacitados Psíquicos Jabalcón. Baza (Granada) As. para la Protección y Gestión del Medio Ambiente. As. Punto de Encuentro Familiar de Aragón. Zaragoza Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) As. Pro Discapacitados Psíquicos La Luz. Badajoz As. Pupaclown, Payasos de Hospital. Murcia As. para la Protección, Ayuda y Asistencia del Menor. Santa As. Pro Discapacitados Psíquicos. Estepona (Malaga) As. Rascasa. Cartagena (Murcia) Cruz de la Palma (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) As. Pro Disminuidos María Auxiliadora. Bollullos Par del As. Rauxa. Barcelona Condado (Huelva) As. para la Rehabilitación e Integración de Discapacitados. As. Recuerda de Enfermos y Familiares de Alzheimer. Aguadulce (Seville) As. Pro Disminuits Psiquics de Sabadell i Comarca. Sabadell Pozoblanco (Cordoba) (Barcelona) As. para la Reinserción Social Zaqueo. Seville As. Regional Murciana de Hemofilia. El Palmar o Lugar de As. Pro Disminuïts Psíquics. Sant Adrià de Besòs (Barcelona) As. para la Solidaridad Bujasot. Valencia Don Juan (Murcia) As. Pro Educació Especial Tramontana. Sant Feliu de Llobregat As. Regional Parkinson Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) As. para la Solidaridad con las Personas con Discapacidad (Barcelona) Intelectual de la Zona Rural de Jerez. El Torno (Cadiz) As. Residència Geriàtrica Sant Domènec. Balaguer (Lleida) As. Pro Enfermos Mentales. A Coruña. As. para Residencias de Pensionistas Ferroviarios. Águilas As. Rexurdir. Marín (Pontevedra) As. Pro Inmigrantes de Córdoba, Andalucía Acoge. Cordoba (Murcia) As. Rey Pelayo para Personas con Discapacid. Avilés (Asturias) As. Pro Inmigrantes Huelva Acoge. Huelva As. Parálisis Cerebral de Baleares. Marratxí (Balearic Islands) As. Ribera de Duero de Esclerosis Múltiple. Aranda de Duero As. Parkinson Alcorcón. Alcorcón (Madrid) As. Pro Minusválidos del Sur. Granadilla de Abona (Sta. Cruz (Burgos) de Tenerife) As. Parkinson Aragon. Zaragoza As. Ribera del Duero de Esclerosis Múltiple. Aranda de Duero As. Pro Minusválidos del Valle de Lecrin. Dúrcal (Granada) As. Parkinson Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) (Burgos) As. Pro Minusválidos Psíquicos. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) As. Parkinson Ávila. Ávila As. Rioja Acoge. Logroño (La Rioja) As. Pro Minusválidos. Campo de Criptana. Ciudad Real As. Parkinson Bahía de Cádiz. San Fernando (Cadiz) As. Riojana de Esclerosis Multiple. Logroño (La Rioja) As. Pro Minusvàlids de les Garrigues. Juneda (Lleida) As. Parkinson Burgos. Burgos As. Rompe tus Cadenas. Seville As. Pro personas con discapacidad intelectual. Albalá del As. Rural d’Atenció a les Demències i l’Alzheimer. Gironella As. Parkinson de la Comarca de Cartagena. Cartagena Caudillo (Cáceres) (Barcelona) (Murcia) As. Pro Personas con Discapacidad. Aspe (Alicante/Alacant) As. Ruscs i Avets. Tordera (Barcelona) As. Parkinson de les Comarques de Tarragona. Reus (Tarragona) As. Pro Persones amb Disminució Psiquica. Montblanc As. Salmantina de Agricultura de Montaña. San Esteban de (Tarragona) la Sierra (Salamanca) As. Parkinson Gandía - Safor. Gandia (Valencia) As. Pro Recuperación de Marginados. Madrid As. Salmantina de Esclerosis Multiple - ASD. Salamanca As. Parkinson Madrid. Madrid As. Pro Salud Mental A Creba. Noia (A Coruña) As. Salud y Alternativas de Vida. Leganés (Madrid) As. Parkinson San Marcelo. León As. Pro Salud Mental Nueva Luz. Tarancón (Cuenca) As. Salud y Ayuda Mutua. Madrid As. Parkinson Terres de l’Ebre. Tortosa (Tarragona) As. Pro Salud Mental. Burgos As. Salud y Vida de la Sierra Noroeste de Madrid. Collado As. Parkinson Valencia. Valencia As. Pro Vivienda. Madrid Villalba (Madrid) As. Parkinson Valladolid. Valladolid As. Prodis. Pollença (Balearic Islands) As. San Francisco de Sales de Hipoacúsicos. Huesca As. Pastoral Penitenciària. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Promoción Claretiana de Cooperación. Las Palmas de As. San Juan. Centro de Pedagogía Curativa. Adeje As. Pedagógica y Terapéutica de Asturias. Tuñón - Santo Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Adriano (Asturias) As. Promotora de Centros de Educación Especial. Sant Just As. San Rafael de Alzheimer y otras Demenencias. Cordoba As. pel consum de productes ecològics Saó. Lleida Desvern (Barcelona) As. San Vicente de Paul. Alicante/Alacant As. Pensionistes i Jubilats. Vilanova del Camí (Barcelona) As. Protectora de Deficiencias Sensoriales. Huelva As. SAO-Prat. El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. per a Joves TEB. Barcelona As. Protectora de Disminuidos. Quintanar de la Orden As. Saray. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) As. per a la Inserció Laboral de Persones amb Minusvalies. (Toledo) As. Segoviana de Enfermos Mentales. Segovia Granollers (Barcelona) As. Protectora de Disminuïts Psíquics. Berga (Barcelona) As. Semilla para la Integración Social del Joven. Madrid As. per a la Integració Social del Deficient. Cardedeu As. Protectora de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Seville As. Semillas de Futuro. Montoro (Cordoba) (Barcelona) As. Protectora de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Valverde del As. Ser Estar Responder. Madrid As. per a la Lluita de les malalties del Ronyó. Palma de Camino (Huelva) Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Servei de Suport al Treball per a Persones amb As. Protectora de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Vigo (Pontevedra) Discapacitat. Girona As. per a la Rehabilitació del Malalt Psíquic. Barcelona As. Protectora de Paralíticos Cerebrales. Badajoz As. Sevillana de Protectores de Personas con Retraso Mental. As. per a la Rehabilitació i Adaptació de Persones As. Protectora de Personas con Discapacidad. Benavente Seville Disminuïdes. Barcelona (Zamora) As. Shalom. Lleida As. per a la Reinserció Social Lluc Quatre. Sant Feliu de As. Protectora de Personas con Discapacidad. El Campillo As. Si Quieres Puedo. Barbate (Cadiz) Llobregat (Barcelona) (Huelva) As. Siloé. Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) As. per a l’Estudi de la Natura. Sóller (Balearic Islands) As. Protectora de Personas con Discapacidad. Mérida (Badajoz) As. Síndrome d’Asperger de Catalunya. Cabrera de Mar As. per al Desenvolupament de la Infància d’Àfrica. Barcelona (Barcelona) As. per la Reeducació i Reinserció Social Lligam. Barcelona As. Protectora de Personas con Discapacidad. Villafranca de los Barros (Badajoz) As. Síndrome de Down de Balears. Marratxí (Balearic Islands) As. per l’Accio Social Bellvitge-Gornal. L’Hospitalet de As. Síndrome de Down de Cádiz y Bahía. Cadiz Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Provincial Alicantina de Ayuda al Drogodependiente. Alicante/Alacant As. Síndrome de Down de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña As. per l’Ajut al Quart Món. Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Provincial de Allegados de Enfermos Mentales. Bailén (Navarre) As. Periferia. Valencia (Jaén) As. Síndrome de Down de Sevilla y Provincia. Seville As. Petjades ONGD. Valencia As. Provincial de Esclerosis Múltiple. Las Palmas de Gran As. Social Andròmines. Montcada i Reixac (Barcelona) As. PISO. Proyecto de Inserción Sociolaboral. Zaragoza Canaria (Las Palmas) As. Social Yaya Luisa. Barcelona As. Plataforma Polo Emprego. Santiago de Compostela As. Provincial de Familiares de Enfermos de Parkinson.Taco As. Sociocultural del Voltreganès. Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà (A Coruña) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) (Barcelona) As. Plataforma Sin Barreras Comarca de Trujillo (Cáceres) As. Provincial de Padres de Jóvenes Límite. Alicante/Alacant As. Sociocultural y de Ccoperación al Desarrollo. Madrid As. Portuense de Personas con Discapacidad. El Puerto de As. Provincial de Padres y Protectores de Deficientes Físicos, As. Solidaria de integración social ASIS. Costa (Malaga) Santa María (Cadiz) Intelectuales y Mentales. Segovia As. Solidaridad con Madres Solteras. Madrid As. Prelaborales Naranjoven. Fuenlabrada (Madrid) As. Provincial de Sordos. Jaén As. Suport als Afectats de Cardiopaties Congenites. As. Prestadora de Servicios para la Integración. Madrid As. Provincial Linarense de Jugadores en Rehabilitación. Barcelona Linares (Jaén) As. Prevención y Ayuda al Toxicómano. Almuñécar (Granada) As. Talavera de Esclerosis Múltiple. Talavera de la Reina As. Provincial Padres Niños/Adultos Minusválidos. Toledo As. Pro Ayuda a Deficientes Psíquicos Principado de Asturias. (Toledo) Oviedo (Asturias) As. Provincial Pro Minusválidos Psíquicos. Jaén As. Talaverana de Amigos, Familiares y Enfermos Psíquicos. As. Pro Centro de Día de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Teulada As. Proyecto 21. Ponferrada (León) Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) (Alicante/Alacant) As. Proyecto Abraham. Murcia As. Taller Sant Miquel. Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Pro Deficientes del Suroeste de Almería. El Ejido (Almería) As. Proyecto Acogida. Madrid As. TAS. Salamanca As. Pro Deficientes Mentales San José. Guadix (Granada) As. Proyecto Hombre. Madrid As. Teatral Pa’tothom. Barcelona As. Pro Deficientes Mentales. Valladolid As. Proyecto Lázaro. Alicante/Alacant As. Templarios. Jumilla (Murcia) As. Pro Deficientes Psíquicos de Castilla. Guardo (Palencia) As. Proyecto San Fermín. Madrid As. Teuladí. Quart de Poblet (Valencia)

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As. Tinerfeña de Esclerosis Múltiple. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Auditori Es Centre. Selva (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Auditori Municipal. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Puente Genil (Cordoba) As. Tinerfeña de Familias y Enfermos Psíquicos. San Cristóbal Auditorio Alfredo Kraus. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Ayuntamiento de Salamanca de la Laguna (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) (Las Palmas) Ayuntamiento de San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas) As. Tobías. Collado Villalba (Madrid) Auditorio de Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Ayuntamiento de San Fernando (Cadiz) As. TRADE. Tratamiento y Diagnóstico Educativo. Almería Tenerife) Ayuntamiento de Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cadiz) As. Trévol. Ontinyent (Valencia) Auditorio del Parque del Salón de Isabel II. Palencia Ayuntamiento de Santa Lucia de Tirajana (Las Palmas) As. Tripartita. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Auditorio Manuel de Falla. Granada Ayuntamiento de Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) As. Tutelar Asistencial de Discapacitados. Zaragoza Auditorio Nacional. Madrid Ayuntamiento de Sevilla As. Tutelar del Minusválido. Cartagena (Murcia) Auditorio Parque Miramón. Donostia-San Sebastián Ayuntamiento de Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) As. Una Ciudad para Todos. Gijón (Asturias) (Gipuzkoa-Guipúzcoa) Ayuntamiento de Tineo (Asturias) As. Unión Parálisis Cerebral. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Auditorio Príncipe Felipe. Oviedo (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Totana (Murcia) As. Utrerana de Familiares de Enfermos de Alzheimer. Utrera Auditòrium Sa Màniga. Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (Seville) (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Tuineje (Las Palmas) As. Valenciana Contra la Fibrosis Quística. Valencia Aurora, As. de Famílies amb Malalts Mentals. San Salvador Ayuntamiento de Valencia (Tarragona) As. Valenciana de Padres de Autistas. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Valladolid Auxilia Lugo. Monforte de Lemos (Lugo) As. Valenciana de Caridad. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Valle de Mena. Villasana de Mena Avismón Catalunya. Barcelona (Burgos) As. Valenciana de Esclerosis Lateral Amiotrófica. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Barañain (Navarre) Ayuntamiento de Vigo (Pontevedra) As. Valenciana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Valencia Ayuda al Toxicómano As. Nueva Ilusión. Guadix (Granada) Ayuntamiento de Vilamarxant (Valencia) As. Valenciana de Ex-alcohólicos. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Agüimes (Las Palmas) Ayuntamiento de Villanueva de la Serena (Badajoz) As. Valenciana Pro Personas con Discapacidad. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Albacete Ayuntamiento de Villanueva de la Vera (Cáceres) As. Valenciana Síndrome de Prader-Willi. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Alcobendas (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) As. Valles Amics de la Neurologia. Terrassa (Barcelona) Ayuntamiento de Algeciras (Cadiz) Ayuntamiento de Zamora As. Vallisoletana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Valladolid Ayuntamiento de Alicante/Alacant Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza As. Vallisoletana de Protección de Autistas. Renedo de Esgueva (Valladolid) Ayuntamiento de Almendralejo (Badajoz) Ayuntamiento del Muro del Alcoy (Alicante/Alacant) As. Vasija. Guadalajara Ayuntamiento de Almería Banco de Alimentos de la Costa del Sol. Malaga Banco de Alimentos Medina Azahara. Cordoba As. Visueña de Ayuda a la Integración. El Viso del Alcor Ayuntamiento de Atapuerca (Burgos) (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Badajoz Banco de Alimentos. Segovia As. Vive y Deja Vivir. Madrid Ayuntamiento de Baena (Cordoba) Basílica de Sant Francesc. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) As. Voluntariado de Marginación Claver. Seville Ayuntamiento de Benalup-Casas Viejas (Cadiz) Benito Menni, Complex Assistencial en Salut Mental. Sant As. Voluntariado de Prisiones. Granada Ayuntamiento de Benavente (Zamora) Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) As. Voluntariado en Geriatría. Zaragoza Ayuntamiento de Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Berpiztu Elkartea. Donostia-San Sebastian (Gipuzkoa/ As. Wafae. Barcelona Ayuntamiento de Burgos Guipúzcoa) As. Xarxa. Llíria (Valencia) Ayuntamiento de Cáceres Biblioteca Central Comarcal. Tàrrega (Lleida) As. Zamorana de Esclerosis Multiple - AZDEM. Zamora Ayuntamiento de Cadiz Biblioteca Central Xavier Amorós. Reus (Tarragona) As. Zubiko, Trebakuntza eta Lan Sustapena. Bilabo (Bizkaia/ Ayuntamiento de Calamonte (Badajoz) Biblioteca Central. Igualada (Barcelona) Vizcaya) Ayuntamiento de Carrícola. Atzeneta d’Albaida (Valencia) Biblioteca Comarcal de la Ribera d’Ebre. Móra d’Ebre As.de Enfermos de Parkinson Córdoba, APARCOR. Cordoba Ayuntamiento de Cartagena (Murcia) (Tarragona) As. Escuela El Cau. Valencia Ayuntamiento de Caso (Asturias) Biblioteca Comarcal Jaume Vila. Mollerussa (Lleida) Asamblea de Cooperación por la Paz. Madrid Ayuntamiento de Castellón/Castelló de la Plana Biblioteca Comarcal Pla de l’Estany. Banyoles (Girona) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Andorra (Teruel) Ayuntamiento de Cerezo de Río Tirón (Burgos) Biblioteca Comarcal. Blanes (Girona) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Aspe (Alicante/ Ayuntamiento de Ciudad Real Biblioteca d’Andratx (Balearic Islands) Alacant) Ayuntamiento de Collado Mediano (Madrid) Biblioteca d’Artés (Barcelona) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Cazorla (Jaén) Ayuntamiento de Córdoba Biblioteca de Bidebarrieta. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Elche/Elx (Alicante/ Ayuntamiento de Coslada (Madrid) Biblioteca de Sant Llorenç des Cardassar (Balearic Islands) Alacant) Ayuntamiento de Donostia-San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Biblioteca de Santa Perpètua de Mogoda (Barcelona) Asamblea Local de Cruz Roja Española. Yecla (Murcia) Guipúzcoa) Biblioteca de Sineu (Balearic Islands) ASEM CYL, As. Castellano Leonesa de Enfermedades Ayuntamiento de El Ejido (Almería) Musculares. Salamanca Biblioteca del Casino. Manresa (Barcelona) Ayuntamiento de Encinarejo de Córdoba (Cordoba) Asilo de ancianos de las Hermanitas de los Pobres. Granada Biblioteca del Convent de Sant Francesc. Berga (Barcelona) Ayuntamiento de Fuenlabrada (Madrid) ASISPA, As. de Servicio Integral Sectorial para Ancianos. Biblioteca Dos Rius. Torelló (Barcelona) Madrid Ayuntamiento de Gandía (Valencia) Biblioteca Es Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) Asociacion Asturiana de Esclerosis Múltiple. Oviedo (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Gijón (Asturias) Biblioteca Francesc Pujols. Martorell (Barcelona) ASODEMA. As. de Discapacitados. Madridejos (Toledo) Ayuntamiento de Granada Biblioteca Generau de Vielha e Mijaran (Lleida) ASPACE Cantabria. Santander (Cantabria) Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara Biblioteca Joan Coromines. El Masnou (Barcelona) ASPACE Oviedo (Asturias) Ayuntamiento de Huelva Biblioteca Joan Triadú. Vic (Barcelona) ASPACE. Centro de Día de la Parálisis Cerebral. Dos Ayuntamiento de Jaca (Huesca) Biblioteca La Bòbila. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Hermanas (Seville) Ayuntamiento de Jaén Biblioteca La Cooperativa. Centelles (Barcelona) ASPAFES. Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) Ayuntamiento de Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Biblioteca Margarida de Montferrat. Balaguer (Lleida) ASPANADIF. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Laredo (Cantabria) Biblioteca Montserrat Roig. Sant Feliu de Llobregat ASPAS. Castellón de la Plana/Castelló de la Plana Ayuntamiento de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) (Barcelona) ASPASIM. Barcelona Ayuntamiento de León Biblioteca Municipal de Binissalem (Balearic Islands) ASPAYM Castilla y León. Simancas (Valladolid) Ayuntamiento de Lepe (Huelva) Biblioteca Municipal de Cambrils (Tarragona) ASPRODES - FEAPS. Salamanca Ayuntamiento de Llíria (Valencia) Biblioteca Municipal de Formentera (Balearic Islands) ASPRODETA.Talavera de la Reina (Toledo) Ayuntamiento de Logroño (La Rioja) Biblioteca Municipal de la Garriga (Barcelona) ASPRONA Bierzo. Ponferrada (León) Ayuntamiento de Lorca (Murcia) Biblioteca Municipal de Salobreña (Granada) Atención a Discapacitados Sol, S.L. Fuengirola (Malaga) Ayuntamiento de Lucena (Cordoba) Biblioteca Municipal de Tremp (Lleida) Ateneu Científic, Literari i Artístic. Maó (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Madrid Biblioteca Municipal d’Esporles (Balearic Islands) Ateneu d’Avià. Avià (Barcelona) Ayuntamiento de Málaga Biblioteca Municipal Ernest Lluch i Martín. Vilassar de Mar (Barcelona) Ateneu Popular de Ponent. Lleida Ayuntamiento de Mérida (Badajoz) Biblioteca Municipal Gabriel Espinar. Huércal-Overa Atlántida, Professionals de la Interculturalitat. Barcelona Ayuntamiento de Monturque (Cordoba) (Almería) Aton. Badajoz Ayuntamiento de Murcia Biblioteca Municipal Guillem Viladot. Agramunt (Lleida) AUBA Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Ayuntamiento de Ocaña (Toledo) Biblioteca Municipal Joan Vinyoli. Santa Coloma de Farners Auditori d’Alcúdia. 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Biblioteca Pau Vila. Molins de Rei (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Casal d’Avis. Menàrguens (Lleida) Biblioteca Pere Salses i Trillas. Ponts (Lleida) Càritas Diocesana. Girona Casal de Ca s’Hereu. Llucmajor (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pont d’Inca. Marratxí (Balearic Islands) Càritas Diocesana. Lleida Casal de Can Llobera. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Popular Casacuberta. Badalona (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Murcia Casal de Can Verger. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública de Calaf (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Palencia Casal de Cultura Can Dometo. Búger (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública de Cardona (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Plasencia (Cáceres) Casal de Cultura Museu de Sóller (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública de Sant Feliu de Codines (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Salamanca Casal de Cultura. Puigpunyent (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública des Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Diocesana. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Casal de Gent Gran Can Blat. Sant Hilari Sacalm (Girona) Biblioteca Pública Muncipal de Montblanc (Tarragona) Cáritas Diocesana. Seville Casal de Gent Gran. La Pobla de Segur (Lleida) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Binissalem (Balearic Islands) Càritas Diocesana. Tarragona Casal de Joves i Infants. Andratx (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Caldes de Montbui Cáritas Diocesana. Teruel Casal de Joves. Esporles (Balearic Islands) (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana. Valencia Casal de la Tercera Edat. Sa Pobla (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Cassà de la Selva (Girona) Cáritas Diocesana. Valladolid Casal de Son Tugores. Alaró (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Gandesa (Tarragona) Càritas Diocesana. Vic (Barcelona) Casal del Barri de Gràcia. Manlleu (Barcelona) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de la Bisbal d’Empordà (Girona) Cáritas Diocesana. Zaragoza Casal d’Entitats. Vilafranca de Bonany (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Llinars del Vallès (Barcelona) Cáritas Española. Madrid Casal Marià. Olot (Girona) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Moià (Barcelona) Cáritas Interparroquial. Alcantarilla (Murcia) Casal Municipal d’Avis Joan Amades. Sant Quintí de Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Móra la Nova (Tarragona) Cáritas Interparroquial. Callosa de Segura Alicante/Alacant Mediona (Barcelona) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Piera (Barcelona) Càritas interparroquial. Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) Casal Municipal. Torredembarra (Tarragona) Biblioteca Pública Municipal de Seròs (Lleida) Cáritas Interparroquial. Gandia (Valencia) Casal Pere Capellà. Algaida (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Pública Municipal La Ràpita. Sant Carles de la Càritas Interparroquial. Girona Casal Sant Pau del Camp. Barcelona Ràpita (Tarragona) Cáritas Interparroquial. Hellin (Albacete) Casal-Centre Cívic. Cervià de Ter (Girona) Biblioteca Pública Municipal. Alcover (Tarragona) Cáritas Interparroquial. Vilagarcía de Arousa (Pontevedra) Casería de las Palmeras. Jaén Biblioteca Pública Octavi Viader i Magarit. Sant Feliu de Cáritas Interparroquial. Villarrobledo (Albacete) Caseta Círculo de la Amistad Caseta Cristales. Baena Guíxols (Girona) (Cordoba) Cáritas Interparroquial. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) Biblioteca Pública Vicens Vives. Roses (Girona) Casino. Valverde (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Cáritas Parroquial de San Antonio Abad. Cartagena (Murcia) Biblioteca Ramon Bosch de Noya. Sant Sadurní d’Anoia Castillo de Santa Catalina. Cadiz Cáritas Parroquial Divina Pastora. Andújar (Jaén) (Barcelona) Catedral de la Almudena. Madrid Cáritas Parroquial Nuestra Señora de Gracia. Valencia Biblioteca Ramon Vinyes i Cluet. Berga (Barcelona) Catedral de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Parroquial Nuestra Señora de la Paz. Valencia Biblioteca Salvador Galmès. Sant Llorenç des Cardassar Catedral de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) (Balearic Islands) Càritas Parroquial. Berga (Barcelona) CC Aula Balear. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Torras i Bages. Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) Cáritas Parroquial. Cuéllar (Segovia) CC La Salle. Maó (Balearic Islands) Biblioteca Vicente Aleixandre. Badia del Vallès (Barcelona) Cáritas Parroquial. La Palma (Murcia) CC Sant Francesc. Ferreries (Balearic Islands) Bilbao Exhibition Centre. Barakaldo (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Cáritas Parroquial. Olivenza (Badajoz) CC Sol Ixent. Inca (Balearic Islands) Bisbat de Lleida Càritas Parroquial. Parròquia de Sant Genis. Tradell CC Verge del Carme. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Bona Gent. Amigos del Deficiente Mental. Valencia (Barcelona) CEIP Antònia Alzina. Lloret de Vistalegre (Balearic Islands) Bona Voluntat en Acció. Barcelona Cas Metge Dolç. Campanet (Balearic Islands) Centre Catala de Solidaritat. Barcelona Buenos amigos. Mieres (Asturias) Casa Colón. Huelva Centre Cívic de Pedret. Girona C.E.E. Cierzo Gestión S.L. Zaragoza Casa de Cultura de Can Puget. Manlleu (Barcelona) Centre Cívic. Alcanar (Tarragona) C.P. Costa i Llobera. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura Jaume Pastor i Fluixà. Calpe/Calp (Alicante/ Alacant) Centre Cívic. Can Picafort (Balearic Islands) Ca Ses Monges. Maria de la Salut (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura Portalea. Eibar (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Centre Cívic. Colònia de Sant Jordi (Balearic Islands) Caldes Solidària. Caldes de Montbui (Barcelona) Casa de Cultura. Alzira (Valencia) Centre Cívic. El Pla de Santa. Maria (Tarragona) Cámara de Comercio e industria. Logroño (La Rioja) Casa de Cultura. Antiguo Convento de san Agustín. Centre Cívic. Olesa de Bonesvalls (Barcelona) Cámara Oficial de Comercio, Industria y Navegación. Las Tacoronte (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Centre Cívic. Palau-Saverdera (Girona) Casa de Cultura. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Cambra de Comerç. Tortosa (Tarragona) Centre Cultural Biblioteca Cas Metge Rei. Santa Maria del Casa de Cultura. Don Benito (Badajoz) Camí (Balearic Islands) Campillo. Granada Casa de Cultura. Inca (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural Ca n’ Apol·lònia. Son Carrio (Balearic Islands) Can Gelabert Casal de Cultura. Benissalem (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Los Palacios y Villafranca (Seville) Centre Cultural de Formació i Ocupació Professional. Can Guerxo. Sant Jordi (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Mairena del Alcor (Seville) Barcelona Can Sancho. Santa Maria del Camí (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Montijo (Badajoz) Centre Cultural el Casino. Manresa (Barcelona) Can Verger. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Novelda (Alicante/Alacant) Centre Cultural i Esportiu. Sant Lluís (Balearic Islands) Capacis, S.L. Alcoy/Alcoi (Alicante/Alacant) Casa de Cultura. Sant Joan (Balearic Islands) Centre Cultural La Gorga. Palamós (Girona) Cardedeu Vital-Grup pel foment de l’Agenda 21. Cardedeu Centre Cultural La Mercè. Girona (Barcelona) Casa de Cultura. Santanyí (Balearic Islands) Casa de Cultura. Utrera (Seville) Centre Cultural. Colònia de Sant Pere (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Autonómica de Aragón. Zaragoza Centre Cultural. Mollerussa (Lleida) Cáritas Diocesana de Barbastro-Monzón. Monzón (Huesca) Casa de la Aduana. Puerto de la Cruz (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Casa de la Mujer. Zaragoza Centre d’Acollida Assís. Barcelona Cáritas Diocesana de Cádiz y Ceuta. Cadiz Centre de Día de Malalts d’Alzheimer. Bocairent (Valencia) Cáritas Diocesana de Canarias. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Casa de la Música. Villarreal/Vila·Real (Castellón/Castelló) (Las Palmas) Casa de la Provincia Centre de Dia. Santa Margalida (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Diocesana de Coria-Cáceres. Cáceres Casa de la Vila. Petra (Balearic Islands) Centre de Formació i Prevenció. Mataró (Barcelona) Centre de Persones Majors. Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) Cáritas Diocesana de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca Casa Familiar Dr. Juan Segura. Granada (Balearic Islands) Casa Latinoamericana en Galicia. Santiago de Compostela Centre de Regulació Genòmica. Barcelona Cáritas Diocesana de Mérida-Badajoz. Badajoz (A Coruña) Centre de Reinserció Social Recollim. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana de Orihuela-Alicante. Alicante/Alacant Casa Municipal de Cultura. Denia (Alicante/Alacant) Casa Provincial de las Hermanas Hospitalarias del Sagrado Centre de Serveis Múltiples - Biblioteca. Cala Millor Cáritas Diocesana de Segorbe-Castellón. Castellón/Castelló (Balearic Islands) de la Plana Corazón de Jesús. Madrid Centre de Serveis per a Gent Gran. El Morell (Tarragona) Cáritas Diocesana de Siguenza-Guadalajara. Guadalajara Casa Saladrigas. Blanes Casa-Hogar Madre Guillemín. Bollullos de la Mitación (Seville) Centre d’Ecologia i Projectes Alternatius S.C.C.L. Molins de Cáritas Diocesana de Tenerife. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Rei (Barcelona) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Casal Can Domenech. Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) Centre d’Esplai Infantil i Juvenil Eixida. Sant Boi de Llobregat Càritas Diocesana d’Urgell. La Seu d’Urgell (Lleida) Casal Can Joanet. Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) (Barcelona) Cáritas Diocesana, Toledo Casal Cívic Riera Bonet. Molins de Rei (Barcelona) Centre d’Esplai El Nus. Sant Joan Despí (Barcelona) Càritas Diocesana. Barcelona Casal Cívic. Sabadell (Barcelona) Centre d’Estudis Amazònics. Barcelona Cáritas Diocesana. Bilbao Casal Cultural. Montagut (Girona) Centre d’Estudis Lacetans. Solsona (Lleida) Cáritas Diocesana. Burgos Casal Cultural. Sant Jaume d’Enveja (Tarragona) Centre Esclat. Compañía Santa Teresa de Jesús. L’Hospitalet Cáritas Diocesana. Ciudad Real Casal d’Assistència Benèfica. Puig-Reig (Barcelona) de Llobregat (Barcelona)

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Centre Especial d’Autistes Carrilet. Barcelona Centro Integral de Servicios Sociales y Mujer. Los Alcazares Club de Prensa Nueva España. Oviedo (Asturias) Centre Especial d’Ocupació Baix Llobregat. Molins de Rei (Murcia) Club Deportivo Aviva Enrique Sánchez-Guijo Acevedo. (Barcelona) Centro Juvenil de Adolescentes del Carmelo. Barcelona Salamanca Centre Juvenil Martí Codolar - Salesians Sant Jordi. Barcelona Centro Juvenil Las Aves. Aranjuez (Madrid) Club d’Esplai Pubilla Cases - Can Vidalet. L’Hospitalet de Centre Obrer. La Sénia (Tarragona) Centro Maria Reina. Barcelona Llobregat (Barcelona) Centre Parroquial. La Cellera de Ter (Girona) Centro Municipal de Las Artes. Alcorcón (Madrid) Club Diario de Ibiza. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Centre Recreatiu i Cultural de Sords. Barcelona Centro Municipal Gijón Sur. Gijón (Asturias) Club Esportiu Santa Eugènia de Ter. Girona Centre Sociosanitari Mare de Déu de la Salut. Terrades Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas. Madrid Club Excelència Port Aventura. Vila-Seca (Tarragona) (Girona) Centro Ocupacional ISLA, Casa Virgen de la Esperanza. Club Excursionista de Gràcia. Barcelona Centro Arqueológico Los Baños. Alhama de Murcia (Murcia) Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Club Gent Gran. Port d’Alcúdia (Balearic Islands) Centro Asistencial San Juan de Dios. Palencia Centro Ocupacional La Purísima. Palma de Mallorca Club Infantil y Juvenil Arca de Noé. Valencia Centro Cívico Antiguo Sanatorio. Sagunto/Sagunt (Valencia) (Balearic Islands) Club Juvenil Solpor. Celanova (Ourense) Centro Cívico Rigoberta Menchu. Leganés (Madrid) Centro Ocupacional San Pedro Apóstol. Madrid Club Marítim. Maó (Balearic Islands) Centro Cultural Castel Ruiz. Tudela (Navarre) Centro Parroquial. Trebujena (Cadiz) Club Nàutic. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Centro Cultural de la Villa. Ibi (Alicante/Alacant) Centro Penitenciario Albolote (Granada) Club Pollença (Balearic Islands) Centro Cultural de Los Cristianos. Arona (Sta. Cruz de Centro Penitenciario Algeciras (Cadiz) Club Socio-Cultural. Ses Salines (Balearic Islands) Tenerife) Centro Penitenciario de Alicante II. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) COCEMFE. Cuenca Centro Cultural Genaro Poza. Huesca Centro Penitenciario de Alicante. Rebolledo (Alicante/Alacant) COCEMFE. Toledo Centro Cultural Juan Prado. Valdemoro (Madrid) Centro Penitenciario de Ávila. Madiana de Voltoya (Ávila) COCEMFE. Valencia Centro Cultural Las Claras. Plasencia (Cáceres) Centro Penitenciario de Bonxe. Outeiro de Rei (Lugo) Cofradía de Pescadores San José. Cangas (Pontevedra) Centro Cultural Matadero. Huesca Centro Penitenciario de Ceuta Col.legi s’Algar. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Centro Cultural Palacio de la Audiencia. Soria Centro Penitenciario de Córdoba Col·lectiu de Cultura Popular. Sant Vicenç del Horts Centro Cultural Palacio de Villadompardo. Jaén Centro Penitenciario de Cuenca (Barcelona) Centro Cultural Villa de Adeje (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Centro Penitenciario de Daroca (Zaragoza) Col·lectiu d’Iniciatives Juvenils contra l’Atur. Lleida Centro de Acogida de Inmigrantes. Jerez de la Frontera Centro Penitenciario de Jaén Col·lectiu Vall de Vernissa. Rótova (Valencia) (Cadiz) Centro Penitenciario de Madrid I. Alcalà de Henares (Madrid) Col·legi Claver. Lleida Centro de Acogida Lagun Artean. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Centro Penitenciario de Madrid III. Valdemoro (Madrid) Col·legi Dominiques. Lleida Centro de Animación Social Valdeperales. Madrid Centro Penitenciario de Mansilla de las Mulas (León) Col·legi Francesc Pons. Carcaixent (Valencia) Centro de Arte Juan Ismael. Puerto del Rosario (Las Palmas) Centro Penitenciario de Nanclares de la Oca (Álava) Col·legi La Salle. Inca (Balearic Islands) Centro de Asistencia a Victimas de Abusos Sexuales. Centro Penitenciario de Ourense. Xunqueira de Espadanedo Col·legi Major Universitari Monterols. Barcelona Zaragoza (Ourense) Colectivo de Educación Permanente de Adultos. Madrid Centro de Atención al Profesorado. Leganés (Madrid) Centro Penitenciario de Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Colectivo de Prevención e Inserción Social Andalucía. Cadiz Centro de Comunicación, Investigación y Documentación. Centro Penitenciario de Soria Colectivo para el Desarrollo Rural Tierra de Campos. Medina Madrid de Rioseco (Valladolid) Centro de Desarrollo Rural El Sequillo. Tordehumos Centro Penitenciario de Teruel (Valladolid) Centro Penitenciario de Valencia. Picassent (Valencia) Colectivo San Blas. Madrid Centro de Desarrollo Rural Valdecea. Mayorga (Valladolid) Centro Penitenciario de Victoria Kent. Madrid Colegiata de San Patricio. Lorca (Murcia) Centro de Día Albor. Valladolid Centro Penitenciario de Zamora Colegio de Ingenieros. Logroño (La Rioja) Centro de Día de la Mujer O’Mencer. Ferrol (A Coruña) Centro Penitenciario El Dueso. Santoña (Cantabria) Colegio Pío XII-San Martín. Cadiz Centro de Día para Personas Mayores Córdoba III. Cordoba Centro Penitenciario Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Colexio Fonseca. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Centro de Día Psicogeriatrico El Estanque. Reocín (Cantabria) Centro Penitenciario Santa Cruz de La Palma (Sta. Cruz de Comafosca. Node D’Art i Pensament. Alella (Barcelona) Centro de Estudios del Jiloca. Calamocha (Teruel) Tenerife) Comarca Andorra-Sierra de Arcos. Andorra (Teruel) Centro de Estudios para la Integración Social y Formación de Centro Pignatelli. Zaragoza Comarca de Tarazona y El Moncayo. Tarazona (Zaragoza) Inmigrantes. Valencia Centro Regional de Investigaciones Biomédicas. Albacete Comarca del Campo de Borja. Borja (Zaragoza) Centro de Exposiciones. Benalmádena (Malaga) Centro Residencial de Atención y Prevención de las Comisión de Ayuda al Refugiado en Euskadi. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ Centro de Información para Trabajadores Emigrantes. Bilbao Drogodependencias Religiosas Adoratrices.Valencia Vizcaya) (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Centro Social de Untzaga. Eibar (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Comisión de Derechos Humanos Hispano Guatemalteca. Centro de Investigación del Cáncer. Salamanca Centro Social Ozanam de Ayuda al Toxicómano. Cáceres Madrid Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado. Madrid Centro de Investigación Médica Aplicada. Pamplona/Iruña Centro Social San Xoan Bautista. Carballo (A Coruña) (Navarre) Centro Sociosanitario de Guardo (Palencia) Comisión Española de Ayuda al Refugiado. Seville Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas. Madrid Centro Tecnológico Andaluz de la Piedra. Macael (Almeria) Comité Català per als refugiats Catalunya ACNUR. Barcelona Centro de Investigaciones Energéticas, Medioambientales y Centro UNESCO. Ceuta Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida de la Comunidad Valenciana. Tecnológicas. Madrid Valencia CEPA Llucmajor (Balearic Islands) Centro de Mayores. Villanueva de los Infantes (Ciudad Real) Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Ourense CEPRI. Madrid Centro de Rehabilitación Psicosocial. Madrid Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Salamanca Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc. Barcelona Centro de Vida Cristiana. Malaga Comité Ciudadano Anti-Sida. Zamora CESAL. Madrid Centro de Visitantes. San Sebastián de la Gomers (Sta. Cruz Comité de Apoyo a las Trabajadoras del Sexo. Murcia de Tenerife) CESPA. Gijón (Asturias) Comité Internacional de Rescate. Madrid Centro Diocesano Madre de la Esperanza. Talavera de la CIC Biogune. Derio (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Compañía de Jesús en La Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) Reina (Toledo) Cine Regio. Sant Antoni de Portmany (Balearic Islands) Compañía de las Hijas de la Caridad. Albacete Centro Español de Solidaridad. Seville Círculo Convivencial Límite, Cirvite. Madrid Complejo Cultural San Francisco. Cáceres Centro Especial de Empleo Aspaber, SL. Carballo (A Coruña) Círculo de Bellas Artes. Madrid Complejo Hospitalario Universitario. Santiago de Compostela Centro Especial de Empleo ASPACE-Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) Cito, Centro Infantil de Terapias y Ocio, S.Coop. Torrelodones (A Coruña) Centro Especial de Empleo Asprosub. Morales del Vino (Madrid) Complex Esportiu Municipal. Polinyà (Barcelona) (Zamora) Ciudad Autonoma de Melilla. Consejería de Cultura y Comunidad de Montes de Mano Común de Meira. Moaña Centro Especial de Empleo EMPLEDIS SL. Albacete Festejos. Melilla (Pontevedra) Centro Especial de Empleo Gesilda Group, SL. Abarán Ciudad de San Juan de Dios. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Comunidad de Montes de Teis. Vigo (Pontevedra) (Las Palmas) (Murcia) Comunidad Hogar de Ancianos. Hermanitas de Ancianos. Centro Especial de Empleo Octavio Cuartero,S.L. Villarrobledo Claustre de Sant Domingo. Inca (Balearic Islands) Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) (Albacete) Claustre del Carme. Maó (Balearic Islands) Comunidad Internacional Teresiano Sanjuanista. Ávila Centro Especial de Empleo Poda, SL. Alicante/Alacant Clínica San Miguel. Madrid Comunidad Jorbalan. Granada Centro Especial de Empleo Unión Parálisis Cerebral. Jerez de Club Cesma. Madrid Comunitat de Propietaris del Edifici Monte Calvari. Arenys de la Frontera (Cadiz) Club de Jubilats de Pardinyes. Lleida Mar (Barcelona) Centro Especial de Empleo. Cordoba Club de la Tercera Edat. Colònia de Sant Pere (Balearic Comunitat Teresiana de San Cosme. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat Centro Formación Profesional. Museros (Valencia) Islands) (Barcelona) Centro Hogar María Inmaculada. Madrid Club de la Tercera Edat. Sant Jordi (Balearic Islands) Concello de A Coruña Centro Insular de Cultura El Almacén. Arrecife (Las Palmas) Club de Persones Majors de Palmanyola (Balearic Islands) Concello de Ourense

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Concello de Pontevedra Cooperativa Estel, SCCL. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Cruz Roja Española. Ceuta Concello de Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Cooperativa Valenciana Koynos. Godella (Valencia) Cruz Roja Española. Huesca Confederación Andaluza de Personas con Discapacidad. Coordinació Catalana de Colònies, Casals i Clubs d’Esplai. Cruz Roja Española. Madrid Seville Barcelona Cruz Roja Española. Tarragona Confederación Coordinadora Estatal de Minusválidos. Madrid Coordinadora Linense contra la Drogodependencia. La Línea DAPSI. Centre de Desenvolupament Infantil i Atenció Precoç. Confederación de Centros Juveniles Don Bosco. Valencia de la Concepción (Cadiz) Rubí (Barcelona) Confederación Española de Familiares de Enfermos de Coordinadora Alternativas. San Roque (Cadiz) Desarrollo y Solidaridad. Valladolid Alzheimer y otras demencias. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Coordinadora Arciprestal de Cáritas del Sur. Maspalomas Destacament Militar. Port de Sóller (Balearic Islands) (Las Palmas) Confederación Galega de Minusválidos. Santiago de Destiladera S.L. Breña Alta (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Compostela (A Coruña) Coordinadora de Asociaciones de Inmigrantes de Castilla La Mancha. Toledo Dia As. para la Defensa e Integración de Accidentados. Confederación Regional de Minusválidos Físicos de Castilla-La Alcoy/Alcoi (Alacant/Alicante) Mancha. Toledo Coordinadora de Barrios. Madrid Diputació de Barcelona Confraria de Pescadors. L’Ampolla (Tarragona) Coordinadora de Disminuidos Físicos y Psíquicos.Villar del Diputació de Girona Confraria Pescadors. Sitges (Barcelona) Arzobispo (Valencia) Diputació de Lleida Congregació Nostra Senyora de la Caritat del Bon Pastor. Coordinadora de Minusválidos Físicos del Principado de Girona Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) Diputació de Tarragona Congregació Religiosa de Siervas de la Pasión. Barcelona Coordinadora de Minusvàlids de Menorca. Ciutadella de Diputación Foral de Alava/Araba. Vitoria/Gasteiz Congregación Apostólica del Corazón de Jesús. Madrid Menorca (Balearic Islands) Diputación Foral de Bizkaia/Vizcaya. Bilbao Congregación de Esclavas del Amor Misericordioso. Colloto Coordinadora de Organizaciones Agrarias y Ganaderas. Jaén Diputación Foral de Gipuzkoa/Guipuzcoa. Donostia/San (Asturias) Coordinadora d’Entitats del Poblenou. Barcelona Sebastián Congregación de Hermanas Franciscanas Hijas de la Coordinadora Ecologista Vall d’Albaida. Albaida (Valencia) Disminuidos Físicos de Aragón. Zaragoza Misericordia. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Coordinadora Federació Balear de Persones amb Discapacitat. Domus Pacis-Casal de la Pau. Valencia Congregación de Religiosas del Sagrado Corazón Provincia Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Dya servicios discapacitados, S.L. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) España Norte. Barcelona Coordinadora para el Desarrollo Integral del Norde. Campo Ecodesarrollo. Madrid Congregación de RR. Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo de San Pedro (Segovia) Ecologistas en Acción-Almería. Adra (Almería) Sacramento. Madrid Coordinadora para o Estudio dos Mamíferos Mariños. Nigrán Ecologistas en Acción-Cádiz. Puerto Real (Cadiz) Congregación Hermanitas Ancianos Desamparados. Ciudad (Pontevedra) Edifici Calisay. Arenys de Mar (Barcelona) Real Coordinadora per la Inserció Socio Laboral Anem per feina. Congregación Madres de Desamparados y San José de la Barcelona Edifici Municipal Ses Escoles Velles. Artà (Balearic Islands) Montaña. Valencia Coordinadora Prevención de Drogodependencias Abril. San Edifici Polivalent. Llagostera (Girona) Congregación Madres Escolapias. Madrid Roque (Cadiz) Edificio Centi. Cadiz Congregación Religiosa de Hermanitas de los Ancianos. Cordoba Acoge. Cordoba Edificio CREA. Zaragoza Hellín (Albacete) CP Antoni Alzina. Lloret de Vistalegre (Balearic Islands) Edificio Prado. Salamanca Congregación Religiosa de Siervas de la Pasión. Vigo CP Ariany (Balearic Islands) (Pontevedra) Educacion sin Fronteras España. Barcelona CP Bartomeu Ordinas. Consell (Balearic Islands) Consejo General del Poder Judicial. Barcelona Educación, Cultura y Solidaridad. Madrid CP Cas Capiscol. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Ejea Sociedad Cooperativa de Iniciativa Social. Sádaba Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Barcelona (Zaragoza) Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Madrid CP Cas Serres. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) CP Castell de Santa Àgueda. Ferreries (Balearic Islands) El Cierzo y la Retama, SL. Centro Especial de Empleo. Ejea de Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Valladolid los Caballeros (Zaragoza) CP Es Canyar. Manacor (Balearic Islands) Consell Comarcal de la Conca de Barberà. Montblanc El Far. Servei Social Evangèlic. Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Tarragona) CP Francesc d´Albranca. Es Migjorn Gran (Balearic Islands) (Barcelona) Consell Comarcal de l’Alt Empordà. Figueres (Girona) CP Gaspar Sabater. Palmanyola (Balearic Islands) Emaús Fundación Social. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Consell Comarcal del Baix Empordà. La Bisbal d’Empordà CP Jaume Vidal i Alcover. Manacor (Balearic Islands) Guipúzcoa) (Girona) CP Jesus. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Emaus M-Sur S.L.U. Madrid Consell Insular de Mallorca. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic CP Mare de Déu de Gràcia. Maó (Balearic Islands) Empleo para Desfavorecidos EMPADES Siglo XXI SL. Palencia Islands) CP Mare de Déu del Toro. Ciutadella de Menorca Empresa para la Incorporación Social. Los Palacios y Consell Insular de Menorca. Maó (Balearic Islands) (Balearic Islands) Villafranca (Seville) Consell Insular d’Eivissa (Balearic Islands) CP Mare de Déu del Toro. Es Mercadal (Balearic Islands) Encina Laura. Alhaurín de la Torre (Malaga) Consell Insular d’Eivissa i Formentera. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) CP Margalida Florit. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Enfermos de Fibromialgia, AFIBROSE. Seville Conservatori Superior de Música del Liceu. Barcelona CP Migjorn - Cas Concos. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) Entidad Local de Nueva Jarilla. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Conservatori Superior de Música. Barcelona CP Nicolau Calafat / As. Pers Majors. Valldemosa (Balearic Entitats Catalanes d’Acció Social. Barcelona Conservatorio Superior de Música de Aragón. Zaragoza Islands) Entorn Malaltia d’Alzheimer. Blanes (Girona) Consorci Civil Mestral-GOB. Maó (Balearic Islands) CP Puig de na Fàtima / As. Persones Majors. Puigpunyent EPSJ Casa Escuela Santiago Uno. Salamanca Consorci de Benestar Social de la Garrotxa. Olot (Girona) (Balearic Islands) Equipo de Atención e Investigación en Bulimias, Anorexias y Consorci de l’Auditori i l’Orquestra de Barcelona. Barcelona CP Puig d’en Valls Santa Eulàlia (Balearic Islands) nuevos síntomas. Barcelona Consorci de les Drassanes Reials i Museu Marítim. Barcelona CP Rafal Vell. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Ermita de San Antón. Villena (Alicante/Alacant) Consorci de Medi Ambient i Salut Pública de la Garrotxa. CP Reina Sofia - S’Horta. Felanitx (Balearic Islands) ESADE. Barcelona Olot (Girona) CP Sa Bodega. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) ESADE. Madrid Consorci del Museu Comarcal del Montsià. Amposta CP Sa Graduada. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Esclerosi Múltiple - As. de Lleida (Tarragona) CP Sa Graduada. Maó (Balearic Islands) Esclerosi Múltiple - As. de Tarragona. Reus (Tarragona) Consorci del Museu de l’Aigua dels Canals d’Urgell. CP Sant Rafel de sa Creu. Sant Rafel (Balearic Islands) Mollerussa (Lleida) Escola Bon Pastor. Barcelona Consorci Forestal de Catalunya. Santa Coloma de Farners CP Santa Gertrudis (Balearic Islands) Escola de Música. Andratx (Balearic Islands) (Girona) CP Ses Roques. Caimari (Balearic Islands) Escola de Música. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Consorci Parc de Collserola. Barcelona CP S’Olivera. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Escola de Música. Son Servera (Balearic Islands) Consorci per a la Gestió dels Residus Sòlids Urbans. Maó CP Son Canals. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Escola de Sida de Balears. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic (Balearic Islands) CP Son Oliva. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Islands) Consorci Tecnològic Forestal de Catalunya. Solsona (Lleida) CP Torres de Balàfia. Sant Llorenç de Balafia (Balearic Islands) Escola d’Educació Especial Crespinell SCCL. Terrassa (Barcelona) Consorcio de Entidades para la Acción Integral con CP Tramuntana. Maó (Balearic Islands) Inmigrantes. Beniajan (Murcia) Escola del Treball. Lleida CP Vara de Rei. Sant Antoni de Portmany (Balearic Islands) Convent de ses Monges. Lloret de Vistalegre (Balearic Islands) Escola Especial Ntra. Sra. de Montserrat. Barcelona CP Verge de Montision. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Convento de la Victoria. Vera (Almería) Escola Especialitzada La Sagrera. Barcelona CPR Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Convento de San Francisco. Santa Cruz de la Palma Escola Guimbarda, SCCL. Barcelona CPR Eivissa (Balearic Islands) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Escola Infantil Xipell. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) CPR Inca (Balearic Islands) Convento de Santo Domingo. Ronda (Malaga) Escola Mestre Pere Garau. Manacor (Balearic Islands) CPR Manacor (Balearic Islands) Cooperación Internacional. Madrid Escola Municipal de Música Antoni Torrandell. Inca Cooperativa de Iniciativas Sociales. Nalda (La Rioja) CPR Maó (Balearic Islands) (Balearic Islands) Cooperativa d’Iniciativa Social Tamaia Dones contra la CPR Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Escola Municipal de Música i Dansa. Manacor (Balearic Violència. Barcelona Creu Roja Catalunya. Barcelona Islands)

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Escola Municipal de Música Miquel Tortell. Muro Euskal Izurde eta Balezaleen Elkartea. Hondarribia (Gipuzkoa/ Federación de Asociaciones de Vecinos y Consumidores. (Balearic Islands) Guipúzcoa) Murcia Escola Nova. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Euskaltzaindia (Real Academia de la Lengua Vasca). Bilbao Federación de Asociaciones de Xordos do País Galego. Escola Ramon Pont. Terrassa (Barcelona) (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) A Coruña Escola Rel. Barcelona Ex-Convento de San Francisco. Garachico (Sta. Cruz de Federación de Asociaciones en favor de las Personas con Tenerife) Discapacidad Intelectual de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) Escola sa Coma (Balearic Islands) Ex-Convento de Santo Domingo. San Cristobal de la Laguna Federación de Asociaciones en favor de las Personas con Escoles Velles de Son Servera (Balearic Islands) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Discapacidad Intelectual de Galicia. Santiago de Compostela Escoles Velles. Ses Salines (Balearic Islands) F.M.D. Filipenses Hijas de María Dolorosa. Seville (A Coruña) Escoltes Catalans. Barcelona FAMMA - Cocemfe. Madrid Federación de Asociaciones para la Integración de las Escorxador Municipal. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual del Principado de Farmacéuticos Mundi. Barcelona Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Escuela Concha. Navalmoral de la Mata (Cáceres) Faro Creación Cultural, SAL. Avilés (Asturias) Federación de Asociaciones por la Integración del Sordo en la Escuela de Empresas 2000. Antequera (Malaga) FEAPS Andalucía. Seville Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia Escuela Hogar Divina Infantita. Granada FEAPS Canarias. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Federación de Asociaciones Pro Inmigrantes. Madrid Escuela Infantil Sagrada Familia. Granada FEAPS Ciudad de Ceuta Federación de Entidades Cristianas de Tiempo Libre. Bilbao Escuela Popular Calasanz. Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) FEAPS La Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Església Arxiprestal de Santa Maria. Maó (Balearic Islands) Federació Catalana d’Associacions de Familiars de Malalts Federación de Entidades Protectoras de Personas Autistas. Església Colònia Sant Jordi. Ses Salines (Balearic Islands) Mentals. Barcelona Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Església Conventual de Caputxins. Palma de Mallorca Federació Catalana de Voluntariat Social. Barcelona Federación de Jubilados Blanca de Navarra. Cadreita (Navarre) (Balearic Islands) Federació Catalana Persones Disminució Psíquica. Barcelona Federación de Mujeres Progresistas de Andalucía. Seville Església de Bunyola (Balearic Islands) Federació Catalana Pro Persones amb Retard Mental. Federación de Mujeres Progresistas. Madrid Església de Campanet (Balearic Islands) Barcelona Federación de Organizaciones de Personas con Discapacidad. Església de l’Hospitalet. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Federació d’Associacions de Familiars de Malalts Mentals. El Murcia Església de Sant Bartomeu. Ferreries (Balearic Islands) Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) Federación de Organizaciones en Favor de las Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual y sus familiares. Madrid Església de Sant Joan. Arties (Lleida) Federació d’Associacions de Gent Gran de Catalunya. Barcelona Federación de Personas Sordas de la Comunidad Valenciana. Església de Sant Joan. Cervera (Lleida) Valencia Església de Sant Pere de Torelló (Barcelona) Federació d’Associacions de Veïns i veïnes. Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) Federación de Sordos del Principado de Asturias. Oviedo Església de Sant Ramon. Port de Sóller (Balearic Islands) (Asturias) Federació d’Associacions de Veïns. Lleida Església de Santa Maria de Matamala. Les Llosses (Girona) Federación Española Contra la Fibrosis Quística. Valencia Federació de Centres Juvenils Don Bosco de Catalunya. Església de Santa Maria. Sant Martí Sarroca (Barcelona) Barcelona Federación Española de Asociaciones de Espina Bífida. Madrid Església del Convent de Santo Domingo. Pollença Federació de Societats Laborals de Catalunya. Barcelona (Balearic Islands) Federación Española de Asociaciones de Padres y Amigos de Federació de Sords de Catalunya. Barcelona Església del Socors. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) los Sordos. Madrid Federació d’Entitats amb Pisos Assistits. Barcelona Església Germans Sábat. Girona Federación Española de Enfermedades Neuromusculares. Federació ECOM. Barcelona Barcelona Església Parroquial de Guardiola de Berguedà (Barcelona) Federación Almeriense de Asociaciones de Minusválidos. Federación Española de Enfermedades Raras. Madrid Església Parroquial de La Jonquera (Girona) Almería Federación Española de Hemofilia. Madrid Església Parroquial de Les Preses (Girona) Federación Andaluza ALCER. Seville Federación Española de Lupus. Malaga Església Parroquial de Roquetes (Tarragona) Federación Andaluza de Asociaciones de Laringectomizados. Federación Española de Parkinson. Barcelona Església Parroquial de Roses (Girona) Jaén Federación Española Instituciones para Síndrome de Down. Església Parroquial de Sant Andreu de Llavaneres (Barcelona) Federación Andaluza de Asociaciones de Padres con hijos Madrid Autistas. Seville Església Parroquial de Sant Cebrià de Vallalta (Barcelona) Federación Extremeña de Deficientes Auditivos. Mérida Església Parroquial de Sant Martí. Cassà de la Selva (Girona) Federación Andaluza de Asociaciones de Padres y Amigos de (Badajoz) los Sordos. Seville Església Parroquial de Sant Miquel. Setcases (Girona) Federación Gaditana de Personas con Discapacidad Física. Federación Andaluza de Asociaciones para el Síndrome de La Línea de la Concepción (Cadiz) Església Parroquial de Sant Pere. Sencelles (Balearic Islands) Down. Granada Església Parroquial de Santa Anna. Moscari (Balearic Islands) Federación Interdiocesana de Scouts Católicos de Andalucía. Federación Autismo Castilla y León. Burgos Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Església Parroquial de Santa Eugènia (Balearic Islands) Federación Autismo Galicia. Santiago de Compostela Federación Juvenil Don Bosco de la Región de Murcia. Los Església Parroquial de Viladamat (Girona) (A Coruña) Dolores (Murcia) Església Parroquial de Vimbodí (Tarragona) Federación Autónoma de Asociaciones de Estudiantes. León Federación Local de Asociaciones de Padres de Alumnos. Església Parroquial Ntra. Sra. de Loreto. Lloret de Vistalegre Federación Castellano Leonesa de Asociaciones Pro Rota (Cadiz) (Balearic Islands) Deficientes Mentales. Valladolid Federación Los Girasoles. Madrid Església Parroquial Ntra. Sra. de la Visitació. Consell Federación Castellano Leonesa Familiares de Enfermos Federación Madrileña de Asociaciones Pro Salud Mental (Balearic Islands) Mentales. Valladolid (Madrid) Església Parroquial Sant Genís. Taradell (Barcelona) Federación Centros Juveniles Don Bosco de la Comunidad Federación Murciana de Asociaciones de Familiares y Església Parroquial Sta. Maria. Porqueres (Girona) Valenciana. Valencia enfermos Mentales de la Región de Murcia. Murcia ESIC. Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) Federación de As. de Familiares e Enfermos Mentais. Federación Nacional ASPAYM. Toledo Espacio AV. Murcia Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Federación para el Desarrollo de la Sierra y Mancha Espacio Cultural Castillo Negro. Santa Cruz de Tenerife Federación de Asociaciones ALCER. Madrid Conquense. Cuenca (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Federación de Asociaciones Americanas en Catalunya. Federación Progresista de Asociaciones de Mujeres. Albacete Espai Cultural Can Ventosa. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Barcelona Federación Provincial de Asociaciones de Minusválidos. Espai Cultural Molí d’en Simó. Sant Antoni de Portmany Federación de Asociaciones Coraje. Madrid Cordoba (Balearic Islands) Federación de Asociaciones de Discapacitados Físicos. Federación Provincial de Asociaciones de Minusválidos. Jaén Espai Cultural Sa Punta des Molí. Sant Antoni de Portmany Alicante/Alacant Federación Provincial de Entidades con Retraso Mental. La (Balearic Islands) Federación de Asociaciones de Discapacitados Físicos. Ceuta Línea de la Concepción (Cadiz) Esplai Altafulla (Tarragona) Federación de Asociaciones de Enfermos de Alzheimer. La Federación Regional de Asociaciones de Familiares de Esplai d’Avis Sant Corneli. Collbató (Barcelona) Cañada de San Urbano (Almería) Enfermos de Alzheimer de Castilla y León. León Esplai de Gent Gran. Ciutadella de Menorca (Balearic Islands) Federación de Asociaciones de Enfermos de Alzheimer de Femarec, SCCL. Barcelona Euskadi. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Esplai Tercera Edat. L’Albagés (Lleida) Feria Internacional de Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Federación de Asociaciones de Familiares y Enfermos Ferias Jaén Esplais de la Garrotxa. Olot (Girona) Mentales de Canarias. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Estación AVE. Cordoba (Las Palmas) Fetival Mundumira. Oñati (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Estación AVE. Toledo Federación de Asociaciones de Mujeres El Despertar. San Fira de Barcelona ETEA - Institución Universitaria de la Compañía de Jesús. Martín del Tesorillo (Cadiz) Fira de Girona Cordoba Federación de Asociaciones de Personas con Parkinson. Fondo para la Investigación y Conservación de los Animales ETEA - Institución Universitaria de la Compañía de Jesús. Murcia Salvajes y su Hábitat. Navacerrada (Madrid) Seville Federación de Asociaciones de Scouts de España. Madrid Formación, Empleo y Comercialización - Centro Especial de Euskal Herriko Lan Babestuaren Elkartea. Derio (Bizkaia/ Federación de Asociaciones de Vecinos San Rafael. Hellín Empleo. Murcia Vizcaya) (Albacete) Frater-Nadal Servei Social Evangèlic. Rubí (Barcelona)

2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 238 Figures and Statistics

Fraternidad Cristiana de Enfermos y Minusválidos. Castellón/ Fundació Patronat Obrer de Sant Josep. Palma de Mallorca Fundació Privada per a la Recerca en Salut Mental. Barcelona Castelló de la Plana (Castellón/Castelló) (Balearic Islands) Fundació Privada per a la Recerca i la Docència. Esplugues de Fraternidad Cristiana de Personas con Discapacidad. Segovia Fundació per a la Conservació i Recuperació d’Animals Llobregat (Barcelona) Fraternidad Cristiana de Personas con Discapacidad. Teruel Marins. Premià de Mar (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Pere Mata. Reus (Tarragona) FUENSOCIAL. As. de Padres de Niños Discapacitados. Fundació Pere Closa. Badalona (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Pro Disminuïts Psíquics Finestrelles. Fuengirola (Malaga) Fundació Pere Coromines. Sant Pol de Mar (Barcelona) Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) Fundació Sociosanitaria I Social Santa Tecla. Tarragona Fundació Pere Mitjans. Barcelona Fundació Privada Pro Penedès. Vilafranca del Penedès Fundació Abadia de Montserrat 2025. Monastir de Fundació Pere Tarres. Barcelona (Barcelona) Montserrat (Barcelona) Fundació PRISBA. Barcelona Fundació Privada Pro Persones amb Disminució Psíquica. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Fundació Acció Solidària Contra l’Atur. Barcelona Fundació Privada Acció Baix Montseny. Sant Celoni Fundació Alfons Comin. Barcelona (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Ramon Noguera. Girona Fundació Artística Mateo Vilagrasa. Vila·rodona (Tarragona) Fundació Privada Adana. Barcelona Fundació Privada Residència Can Planoles. Roda de Ter (Barcelona) Fundació Autisme Mas Casadevall. Barcelona Fundació Privada ALTEM. Figueres (Girona) Fundació Privada Sant Romà. Lloret de Mar (Girona) Fundació Autònoma Solidària. Bellaterra (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Arc de Sant Martí. Martorell (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Santa Teresa. El Vendrell (Tarragona) Fundació Ave María. Sitges Fundació Privada ARED. Barcelona Fundació Privada Teràpia a Cavall. Barcelona Fundació Bayt al-Thaqafa. Barcelona Fundació Privada ARSIS. Badalona (Barcelona) Fundació Privada TRINIJOVE. Barcelona Fundació Benèfica Maria Raventós. Barcelona Fundació Privada ASPRONIS.Blanes (Girona) Fundació Privada Tutelar ACIDH. Barcelona Fundació Bosch i Gimpera. Barcelona Fundació Privada ASPROS. Lleida Fundació Privada Universitat i Tecnologia. Barcelona Fundació Can Ensenya. Barcelona Fundació Privada Auxilia Barcelona Fundació Privada Via-Guasp per a la Rehabilitació. Barcelona Fundació Casa de Misericòrdia. Barcelona Fundació Privada Benallar. Barcelona Fundació Privada Wae. Barcelona Fundació casa d’Empara. Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Boscana. Barcelona Fundació Pro Disminuïts Psíquics Jacinta Sastrada. Barcelona Fundació Casal Verge de Montserrat. Balsareny (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Canigó. Barcelona Fundació Projecte Aura. Barcelona Fundació Castells Culturals de Catalunya. Cubells (Lleida) Fundació Privada Casal dels Avis. Esplugues de Llobregat Fundació Residència d’Avis. La Pobla de Lillet (Barcelona) Fundació Catalana Privada Akwaba. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Cassià Just. Sant Boi de Llobregat Fundació Salut i Comunitat. Barcelona Fundació Catalana Tutelar Aspanias. Barcelona (Barcelona) Fundació Servei Gironi Pedagogia Social. Girona Fundació CECOT Formació. Terrassa (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Catalana de Futbol. Barcelona Fundació Sindrome Down Girona i Comarques ASTRID. Girona Fundació Centre d’Higiene Mental Les Corts. Barcelona Fundació Privada Catalana per a la Paràlisi Cerebral. Fundació Sisal. Servei d’Integració Social i Ajuda. Barcelona Fundació Centre Obert Joan Salvador Gavina. Barcelona Barcelona Fundació Centres d’Alt Rendiment Empresarial i Social. Fundació Privada CAVIGA. Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barcelona) Fundació Social del Raval. Barcelona Barcelona Fundació Privada Ciutat Solidària. Tarragona Fundació Social La Sapiència. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Fundació Clínic per a la Recerca Biomèdica. Barcelona Fundació Privada Congost Autisme. La Garriga (Barcelona) Islands) Fundació Comtal. Barcelona Fundació Privada d´Ajuda i Investigació del Trastorn Límit de Fundació Social Sant Ignasi de Loiola. Lleida Fundació Concepció Juvanteny. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat la Personalitat. Barcelona Fundació Son Fornés. Montuïri (Balearic Islands) (Barcelona) Fundació Privada del Barri Pardinyes. Lleida Fundació Tots Units. Villarreal/Vila-real (Castellón/Castelló) Fundació Conservatori del Liceu. Barcelona Fundació Privada d’Oncologia Infantil Enriqueta Villavecchia. Fundació Utopia Joan N. García Nieto. Cornellà de Llobregat Fundació Cultural Privada Lestonnac. Barcelona Barcelona (Barcelona) Fundació Dr. Lluís Vila i d’Abadal. Barcelona Fundació Privada Drissa. Girona Fundación 2001 Global Nature-Canarias. Santa Cruz de Fundació Privada Eequerdes. Badalona (Barcelona) Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Fundació Dr. Pifarré. Lleida Fundación 2001 Global Nature-Castilla y León. Fuentes de Fundació El Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) Fundació Privada El Vilar. Malgrat de Mar (Barcelona) Nava (Palencia) Fundació el Solà. La Fatarella (Tarragona) Fundació Privada Els Joncs. Sarrià de Ter (Girona) Fundación Ábaco para el Progreso de la Educación. Seville Fundació EMYS. Riudarenes (Girona) Fundació Privada Els Tres Turons. Barcelona Fundación Abuelos Felices. Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) Fundació Engrunes. Montcada i Reixac (Barcelona) Fundació Privada ESCO. Barcelona Fundación Acción Contra el Hambre - Catalunya. Barcelona Fundació Escola Municipal d’Arts i Oficis. Olesa de Montserrat Fundació Privada Espai Salut. Barcelona Fundación Acción Contra el Hambre. Madrid (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Ficat. Barcelona Fundación Acción Franciscana. Murcia Fundació Escolta Josep Carol. Barcelona Fundació Privada Foment de l’Habitatge Social. Barcelona Fundación ADECCO. Barcelona Fundació Esplai de les Illes. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Fundació Privada Formació i Treball. Barcelona Islands) Fundación ADRA. Agencia Adventista para el Desarrollo. Fundació Privada Gaspar de Portolà. Santa Coloma de Madrid Fundació Eulàlia Torres de Beà. Barcelona Cervelló (Barcelona) Fundación Adsis. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Fundació Èxit. Barcelona Fundació Privada GIMM. Mataró (Barcelona) Fundación Adsis. Madrid Fundació Font Picant. Barcelona Fundació Privada Institut d’Investigació Biomèdica. Fundación Adsis. Oviedo Fundació Ginesta. Barcelona L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Fundación Adunare. Zaragoza Fundació Gresol Projecte Home. Montgat. Barcelona Fundació Privada Integramenet. Santa Coloma de Gramanet Fundación Afanias Moratalaz. Madrid Fundació Hospital Asilo. Vilalba (Lugo) (Barcelona) Fundación Albatros Andalucía. Seville Fundació Hospital Manacor (Balearic Islands) Fundació Privada Jeroni de Moragas. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Fundación Albergue Covadonga. Gijón (Asturias) Fundació Hospital Sant Pere Claver. Barcelona Fundació Privada Jubert Figueras. Barcelona Fundación ALBOAN. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Fundació Hospital Son Llàtzer. Son Ferriol (Balearic Islands) Fundació Privada La Roda d’Accions Culturals. Barcelona Fundación Alcoy Puente de Culturas de la Comunidad. Fundació Humanitària pel Tercer i Quart Món. Vic (Barcelona) Fundació Privada La Salut Alta. Badalona (Barcelona) Alcoy/Alcoi (Alicante/Alacant) Fundació Innovació per l’Acció Social. Barcelona Fundació Privada Lar. Llinars del Vallès (Barcelona) Fundación Aldaba - Proyecto Hombre. Valladolid Fundació Institut de Recerca Hospital Universitari. Barcelona Fundació Privada l’Heura. Tarragona Fundación Aldauri - Aldauri Fundazioa. Bilbao (Bizkaia/ Fundació Jordi Gol i Gurina. Barcelona Vizcaya) Fundació Privada Lliga Catalana d’Ajuda Oncològica. Fundació Josep Pont i Gol. Centre de Promoció Juvenil. Reus Barcelona Fundación Alicante Acoge. Alicante/Alacant (Tarragona) Fundació Privada MAP. Ripoll (Girona) Fundación Alpe Acondroplasia. Gijón (Asturias) Fundació Lethe. Barcelona Fundació Privada Mas Albornà. Olèrdola (Barcelona) Fundación Alzheimer España. Madrid Fundació Liorna. Algaida (Balearic Islands) Fundació Privada Morrie. Calella (Barcelona) Fundación Amigó. Madrid Fundació Lucia per la Sida Pediàtrica. Barcelona Fundació Privada Nicolau M. i Montserrat Rubió. Barcelona Fundación Amigos de José Mª de Llanos. Madrid Fundació MACBA. Barcelona Fundació Privada Omega. Sitges (Barcelona) Fundación Amigos de los Mayores. Madrid Fundació Main. Sabadell (Barcelona) Fundació Privada Onyar de la Selva. Quart (Girona) Fundación Amparos Eres & Marhuenda.Villarrobledo Fundació Mercè Fontanilles. Barcelona (Albacete) Fundació Privada OREIG. Palamós (Girona) Fundació Natura. Barcelona Fundación Andaluza de Servicios Sociales. Seville Fundació Privada Orquestra Simfònica del Vallès. Sabadell Fundació OBINSO. Obra d’Integracio Social. Barcelona (Barcelona) Fundación Ángaro-Proyecto Hombre. Jaén Fundació Onada. Tarragona Fundació Privada Parc d’Innovació Tecnològica i Empresarial. Fundación APASCOVI. Collado Villalba (Madrid) Fundació Oncolliga. Girona Barcelona Fundación APROCOR. Madrid Fundació Orfeo Català - Palau de la Música. Barcelona Fundació Privada per a Disminuïts Psíquics. Banyoles (Girona) Fundación Aquila. Madrid Fundació Parc Científic. Barcelona Fundació Privada per a la Lluita contra l’Esclerosis. Barcelona Fundación Arzobispo Miguel Roca. Valencia

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Fundación Asilo. Torrelavega (Cantabria) Fundación CERES. Centro de Recursos Sociales. Tomelloso Fundación Obra Pía de los Pizarro. Trujillo (Cáceres) Fundación Asindown. Valencia (Ciudad Real) Fundación Oceana. Madrid Fundación Asistencial para las Fuerzas Armadas. Madrid Fundación Chandra. Madrid Fundación Ortegalia. Ortigueira (A Coruña) Fundación Aspace Navarra para el Empleo. Noain (Navarre) Fundación CIMME. Seville Fundación Oxígeno (Burgos) Fundación Asturiana de Atención y Protección a Personas con Fundación contra la Esclerosis Múltiple - FEM. Barcelona Fundación Padre Leonardo Castillo. Seville Discapacidad y/o Dependencias. Oviedo (Asturias) Fundación CUDECA. Benalmádena (Malaga) Fundación Padre Miguel García Blanco. Seville Fundación Atención Integral del Menor. Zaragoza Fundación CUME para el Desarrollo de Culturas y Pueblos. Fundación Padre Vinjoy de la Sagrada Familia. Oviedo Fundación AULAMAR. Madrid Vigo (Pontevedra) (Asturias) Fundación Ayudate. Madrid Fundación de Adultos Discapacitados. A Coruña Fundación Paideia Galiza. A Coruña Fundación Balia. Madrid Fundación de Atención Temprana. Zaragoza Fundación para el Apoyo de Menores en Ocio. Madrid Fundación Banco de Alimentos de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Fundación de Ayuda al Discapacitado y Enfermo Psíquico. Fundación para el Desarrollo Sostenible de Doñana. Almonte Soria (Huelva) Fundación Banco de Alimentos. Jaén Fundación de Daño Cerebral. Lugo Fundación para la Ayuda Marginal. Macarena (Granada) Fundación Baures. Oviedo (Asturias) Fundación de Desarrollo Sostenido. Barcelona Fundación para la Cooperación y Salud Internacional. Madrid Fundación Benéfica Asistencial Concepción y Pedro Aragonés. Villajoyosa/La Vila Joiosa (Alicante/Alacant) Fundación de Iniciativas Locales, Sección Castilla. Salamanca Fundación para la Danza Víctor Ullate. Alcobendas (Madrid) Fundación Benéfica Asistencial Nuestra Señora de Fundación de la Comunidad Valenciana Estudio y Cultura. Fundación para la Diabetes. Madrid Montserrat. Madrid Valencia Fundación para la Integración de Afectados por Daño Fundación del Apóstol Santiago. Comillas (Cantabria) Fundación Benéfica La Encarnación y San José. Cájar Cerebral adquirida. Seville (Granada) Fundación Desarrollo y Asistencia. Madrid Fundación para la Investigación del Hospital Clínico. Valencia Fundación Benéfica San Bernabé y San Antolín. Palencia Fundación Diocesana San José Obrero. Orihuela (Alicante/ Fundación para la Investigación Hospital de la Princesa. Alacant) Fundación Benéfica Social Hospital y Asilo Santísimo Cristo de Madrid los Remedios. La Rambla (Cordoba) Fundación Economistas Sin Fronteras. Madrid Fundación para la Promoción de la Rehabilitación Integral y la Fundación Bidean Laboral. Berriozar (Navarre) Fundación Edes para la Educación Especial. Tapia de Hidroterapia. Malaga Casariego (Asturias) Fundación Blas Ponce Méndez de Ayuda al Niño Oncológico. Fundación Particular Tienda Asilo de San Pedro. Lo Campano Madrid Fundación Érguete Integración. Vigo (Pontevedra) (Murcia) Fundación Escuela de Solidaridad. Atarfe (Granada) Fundación Patronato Europeo del Mayor. Santander Fundación Bobath. Madrid (Cantabria) Fundación Española de Reumatología. (Madrid) Fundación Bolskan. Huesca Fundación Paz y Tercer Mundo. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Fundación ETEA para el Desarrollo y la Cooperación. Cordoba Fundación Buruntza Fundazioa. Donostia/San Sebastián Fundación Peñascal. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Fundación Etorkintza. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Fundación Pequeño Deseo - Barcelona. Esplugues de Fundación Cal Pau. Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) Fundación Europea para la Cooperación Norte-Sur. Huelva Llobregat (Barcelona) Fundación Canaria Casa San Fernando. Las Palmas de Gran Fundación FESORD. Valencia Fundación Pía Casas Diocesanas de Acogida. Granada Canaria (Las Palmas) Fundación Fuente Agria. Puertollano (Ciudad Real) Fundacion Pioneros. Logroño (La Rioja) Fundación Canaria Centro de Solidaridad de las Islas. Santa Fundación Fuertes. Fene (A Coruña) Cruz de Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Fundación Privada Madrid Contra la Esclerosis Múltiple. Fundación García Gil. Leganés (Madrid) Madrid Fundación Canaria Oliver Mayor contra la Fibrosis Quistica. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Fundación General de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Fundación Privada Miguel de Montaigne. Logroño (La Rioja) Fundación Canaria para el Desarrollo Social. Las Palmas de Fundación Genus. Seville Fundación Pro Discapacitados del Cuerpo Nacional de Policía. Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Fundación Götze. Madrid Madrid Fundación Canaria Santuario de Candelaria. Candelaira Fundación Gypaetus. Cazorla (Jaén) Fundación Prode. Pozoblanco (Cordoba) (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Fundación Hermandad Nuestra Señora de la Soledad. Parla Fundación Prolibertas. Antequera (Malaga) Fundación Canaria Solidaridad La Palma. Los Llanos de (Madrid) Fundación Promoción Claretiana de Desarrollo. Madrid Aridane (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Fundación Hermanos Obreros de María. Granada Fundación Proyecto Don Bosco. Cordoba Fundación Canaria Universitaria. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Fundación Hogar San José. La Zubia (Granada) Fundación Puerta Abierta. Murcia (Las Palmas) Fundación Hogar Santa Lucía. A Coruña Fundación Ramón Rey Ardid. Zaragoza Fundación Canaria Yrichen. Telde (Las Palmas) Fundación Hogares de Magaña (Soria) Fundación Relleu de la Comunidad Valenciana. Relleu Fundación Candeal Proyecto Hombre. Burgos Fundación Hombre Libre - Projecte Home. Sa Vileta (Alicante/Alacant) Fundación Canfranc para la Promoción Social y Cultural. (Balearic Islands) Fundación Residencia La Milagrosa. Mogente/Moixent Zaragoza Fundación Hospital Carlos Haya. Malaga (Valencia) Fundación Cardenal Belluga. Murcia Fundación Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos. Toledo Fundación Residencia Nuestra Señora de la Soledad. Coria del Río (Seville) Fundación Carlos Martín. Madrid Fundación Hospitalaria de la Orden de Malta en España. Fundación Carmen Fernández Céspedes. Zaragoza Barcelona Fundación Salud Infantil de la Comunidad Valenciana. Elche/ Elx (Alicante/Alacant) Fundación Casa Hospitalillo de Anciáns Enfermos. Vilagarcía Fundación Ilundain Haritz-Berri. Ilundain (Navarre) Fundación San Andrés y la Magdalena. Cordoba de Arousa (Pontevedra) Fundación Impulso Solidario. Madrid Fundación San Carlos. Celanova (Ourense) Fundación Cauce. Burgos Fundación Intered. Red de Intercambio y Solidaridad. Madrid Fundación Cauce. Valladolid Fundación San Ezequiel Moreno. Zaragoza Fundación Intras. Zamora Fundación San Juan del Castillo. Madrid Fundación CEAR - Consejo de Apoyo a los Refugiados. Tres Fundación Isaac Albéniz. Madrid Cantos (Madrid) Fundación San Pablo Andalucía, CEU. Bormujos (Seville) Fundación Iuve Cooperación. Delegación Barcelona. Fundación CEDAT de la Comunidad Valenciana. Valencia L’Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona) Fundación Santa Marta para el Fomento del Empleo. Seville Fundación Centro Académico Romano. Madrid Fundación Jiennense de Tutela. Jaén Fundación Save the Children. Madrid Fundación Centro de Acogida San José. Jerez de la Frontera Fundación Juan Bonal. Zaragoza Fundación Sierra Minera. La Unión (Murcia) (Cadiz) Fundación Kalathos. Alcorisa (Teruel) Fundación Síndrome de Down. Castellón/Castelló de la Plana Fundación Centro de Solidaridad de Cantabria. Santander (Castellón/Castelló) (Cantabria) Fundación Leucemia y Linfoma. Madrid Fundación Síndrome de Down. Santander (Cantabria) Fundación Centro Español de Solidaridad - Proyecto Hombre. Fundación Magdalena. Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) Fundación Social Universal. Montilla (Cordoba) Almería Fundación Manantial. Madrid Fundación Socio Sanitaria de Castilla-La Mancha para la Fundación Centro Español de Solidaridad - Proyecto Hombre. Fundación Mancha. Miguelturra (Ciudad Real) Integración Social y Laboral del Enfermo Mental. Toledo Huelva Fundación Manos Tendidas. Pinto (Madrid) Fundación Solidaridad Humana (Madrid) Fundación Centro Español de Solidaridad - Proyecto Hombre. Fundación Márgenes y Vínculos. Algeciras (Cadiz) Fundación Solidaridad y Reinserción. Murcia Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Fundación María Ayuda. Madrid Fundación Sorapán de Rieros. Badajoz Fundación Centro Español de Solidaridad - Proyecto Hombre. Fundación Marineland Palmitos. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Madrid Fundación TAS. Brenes (Seville) Fundación Marqués de Vivanco. Madrid Fundación Centro Español de Solidaridad - Proyecto Hombre. Fundación Thomas de Sabba. Jaca (Huesca) Seville Fundación Menudos Corazones. Madrid Fundación Tierra de Hombres - España. Seville Fundación Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas. Fundación Municipal Centro de Personas Mayores. Graus Fundación Tomillo. Madrid Madrid (Huesca) Fundación Tormes. Zarapicos (Salamanca) Fundación Centro Rey Juan Carlos. Madrid Fundación Museo Guggenheim. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Fundación Trébol. Las Rozas de Madrid (Madrid) Fundación Centro Superior Cinegético y Piscícola. Monforte Fundación Noray Proyecto Hombre. Alicante/Alacant Fundación Tutelar Canaria. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria de Lemos (Lugo) Fundación Numen. Madrid (Las Palmas)

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Fundación Tutelar Tau. Seville Hermandad de Jesús Nazareno. Écija (Seville) IES La Caparrella. Lleida Fundación UNICEF, Comité Español. Madrid Hermanitas de los Ancianos Desamparados. Alcázar de San IES Manuel Blancafort. La Garriga (Barcelona) Fundación Valdocco. Huelva Juan (Ciudad Real) IES Manuel de Montsuar. Lleida Fundación Valsé. Madrid Hermanitas de los Ancianos Desamparados. Montilla IES Marc Ferrer. Sant Francesc de Formentera (Balearic (Cordoba) Fundación Vicente Ferrer. Barcelona Islands) Hermanitas de los Pobres. Antequera (Malaga) Fundación Virgen del Pueyo. Villamayor (Zaragoza) IES Marina. La Llagosta (Barcelona) Hermanitas de los Pobres. Seville Fundación Vizcaína de Caridad. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) IES Mossen Jacint Verdaguer. Cornellà de Llobregat Hermanos Franciscanos de Cruz Blanca. Huesca (Barcelona) Fundación Yehudi Menuhin España. Madrid Hijas de la Caridad de San Vicente de Paul. Jerez de la IES Pascual Calbó i Caldés. Maó (Balearic Islands) Fútbol Club Barcelona. Barcelona Frontera (Cadiz) IES Sa Colomina. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Gabinete Literario. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Hijas de la Caridad de San Vicente de Paul. Zaragoza IES Santa Margalida (Balearic Islands) GAEM, Grup d’Afectats d’Esclerosi Múltiple. Barcelona Hogar la Esperanza. Madrid Galería Casa Condal. San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Las Palmas) IES Santa Maria. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Hogar Provincial de la Diputación de Alicante. Sant Joan IES Son Ferrer. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Galicia Terra de Acollida. Ourense d’Alacant (Alicante/Alacant) IES Thos i Codina. Mataró (Barcelona) GARA. Alcoy/Alcoi (Alicante/Alacant) Hogar San José de la Montaña. Seville IES Torrevicens. Lleida Generalitat de Catalunya. Barcelona Horizontes Abiertos. Madrid IES Vil·la Romana. La Garriga (Barcelona) Generalitat de Catalunya. Department d’Educació. Barcelona Hortojardín, S.L. Unipersonal. Valladolid IES Xarc. Santa Eulalia del Rio (Balearic Islands) Generalitat Valenciana. Conselleria Benestar Social. Valencia Hospital Clínico San Carlos. Madrid IESE Business School. Barcelona Generalitat Valenciana. Dirección Territorial de Bienestar Hospital Cristal-Piñor. Ourense IFEVI - Recinto Ferial de Cotogrande. Vigo (Pontevedra) Social. Valencia Hospital de Basurto. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Illa Blanca. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Generalitat Valenciana. Valencia Hospital de Cabueñes. Gijón (Asturias) INAFA. Ingenio (Las Palmas) Gent Solidària. Terrassa (Barcelona) Hospital de Cruces. Barakaldo (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) INEFC. Lleida Germans Franciscans Creu Blanca. Valls (Tarragona) Hospital de Donostia. Donostia/San Sebastian (Gipuzkoa/ Ginesta, Grup d’ Autoajuda per a Dones amb Càncer. Guipúzcoa) Ingenieros para la Cooperación. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona) Hospital de León Iniciativas de Apoio á Infancia Arela. Vigo (Pontevedra) GIROPARK. Girona Hospital de Zumarraga (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Iniciatives Sòcioculturals - Centre d´Esplai Guadalh. Terrassa Gobierno de Aragón. Zaragoza (Barcelona) Hospital General de Castelló de la Plana (Castellón/Castelló) Gobierno de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) INSERTARE S.L. Monzón (Huesca) Hospital General de Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) Gobierno de Canarias. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Institució Balmes, SCCL. Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona) Hospital General de Guadalajara (Las Palmas) Institució Benèfica Amics dels Avis. Navarcles (Barcelona) Hospital General Universitari de València Gobierno de Cantabria. Consejería de Educación y Juventud. Institució Neuro-Psico-Pedagogica Guru. Barcelona Santander (Cantabria) Hospital General Yagüe. Burgos Institución Benéfico Social Padre Rubinos. A Coruña Gobierno de Cantabria. Santander (Cantabria) Hospital Gregorio Marañón. Madrid Institucion Ferial de Castilla y León. Valladolid Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta Hospital Juan Canalejo. A Coruña Institut Agricola Català de Sant Isidre. Barcelona Gobierno de la Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla Hospital Materno-Infantil. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Institut ASPACE Fundació Privada. Barcelona Gobierno de la Comunidad de Madrid. Madrid (Las Palmas) Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya. Barcelona Gobierno de la Región de Murcia. Murcia Hospital Miguel Servet. Zaragoza Gobierno de La Rioja. Logroño (La Rioja) Hospital Parc Taulí. Sabadell (Barcelona) Institut Català d’Oncologia. L’Hospitalet de Llobregat Hospital Reina Sofía. Cordoba (Barcelona) Gobierno de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Institut Català per a la Conservació dels Rapinyaires. Gobierno del Principado de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Hospital San José. Teruel Torredembarra (Tarragona) Gobierno Vasco. Vitoria/Gasteiz (Álava/Araba) Hospital San Millán. Logroño (La Rioja) Institut de Pedagogia Terapèutica Jeroni de Moragas. Govern Balear. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Hospital San Pedro de Alcántara. Cáceres Barcelona Gran Hotel. Lugo Hospital Sant Joan Baptista. Sitges (Barcelona) Institut de Recerca Biomèdica, Parc Científic de Barcelona Grup Àgata. Barcelona Hospital Sant Joan de Déu. Esplugues de Llobregat Institut de Recerca Biomèdica. Barcelona (Barcelona) Grup Balear d’Ornitologia i Defensa de la Naturalesa. Maó Institut de Recerca de l’Hospital de la Santa Creu. Barcelona (Balearic Islands) Hospital Santa Creu. Vic (Barcelona) Institut de Recerca Hospital Universitari Vall d’Hebron. Grup Colònies Ca n’Anglada. Terrassa (Barcelona) Hospital Universitari Arnau de Vilanova. Lleida Barcelona Grup Coral Horta. Barcelona Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol. Badalona Institut de Reinserció Social. Barcelona (Barcelona) Grup de Dones Jade. Badalona (Barcelona) Institut de Treball Social i Serveis Socials. Barcelona Hospital Universitari Josep Trueta. Girona Grup d’Esplai la Fàbrica de Can Tusell. Terrassa (Barcelona) Institut d’Estudis Catalans. Barcelona Hospital Universitari Son Dureta. Palma de Mallorca Grup d’Invàlids de Mataró i el Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) (Balearic Islands) Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques. Barcelona Grupo Azacan-Serso Castilla y León. Aranda de Duero Hospital Universitari Vall d’Hebron. Barcelona Institut Filles de Maria Auxiliadora. Cerdanyola del Vallès (Burgos) (Barcelona) Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre. Madrid Grupo Corporativo FAMF, S.L. Cenro Especial de Empleo. Institut Germans Maristes, Província de Catalunya. Barcelona Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Malaga Institut Químic de Sarrià. Barcelona Hospital Universitario La Fe. Valencia Grupo de Defensa Medioambiental. Almendralejo (Badajoz) Institut Tecnològic. Lleida Grupo de Educadores de Calle y Trabajo con Menores. Palma Hospital Universitario Nuestra Señora de Candelaria. Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Instituto de Adoratrices Esclavas del Stmo. Sacramento. de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Gijón (Asturias) Hospital Universitario Pio del Río Ortega. Valladolid Grupo Fénix de Apoyo y Seguimiento al Joven. Alcalá de Instituto de Adoratrices Esclavas del Stmo. Sacramento. Henares (Madrid) Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Macarena. Seville Salamanca Grupo Juvenil de Cártias. Cartagena (Murcia) Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío. Seville Instituto de Estudios Políticos para América Latina. Madrid Grupo Unión. Sant Adrià de Besòs (Barcelona) Hospital Xeral-Calde. Lugo Instituto de Estudios Transnacionales. Cordoba Grupo Valenciano de Drogodependencias y otras Adicciones. Hospitalidad Santa Teresa. As. Benéfica. Cartagena (Murcia) Valencia Instituto de Iniciativas de Orientación Familiar. Madrid IAM. Teruel Guarderia Mafalda. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Instituto de Neurociencias. Sant Joan d’Alacant (Alicante/ Icaria Iniciatives Socials, SAL. Barcelona Alacant) GUDAT, S.L. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) IES Algarb. Sant Josep de Sa Talaia (Balearic Islands) Instituto de Parasitología y Biomedicina López-Ney. Armilla Hermanas de Jesús Paciente. Barcelona IES Alcarràs (Lleida) (Granada) Hermanas de la Caridad de la Asunción. Cordoba IES Arquitecte Manuel Raspall. Cardedeu (Barcelona) Instituto de Promoción y Apoyo al Desarrollo. Madrid Hermanas Hospitalarias del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. Instituto de Salud Carlos III. Madrid Malaga IES Biel Martí. Ferreries (Balearic Islands) IES Gili Gaia. Lleida Instituto de Salud Pública de la Comunidad de Madrid. Hermanas Mercedarias de la Caridad. Valladolid Madrid IES Joan Ramis i Ramis. Maó (Balearic Islands) Hermanas Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Almería Instituto Secular Hogar de Nazaret - La Providencia. Ribera Hermanas Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Barcelona IES Josep Lladonosa. Lleida del fresno (Badajoz) Hermanas Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Palma de Mallorca IES Josep Maria Quadrado. Ciutadella de Menorca Instituto Universitario de Oncología del Principado de (Balearic Islands) (Balearic Islands) Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Hermanas Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Santa Cruz de IES Josep Miquel Guàrdia. Alaior (Balearic Islands) Integración Laboral de Colectivos Desfavorecidos. Carmona Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) IES Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Mataró (Barcelona) (Seville)

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Integración Socio-Laboral de Minusválidos Psíquicos. Marina de Formentera (Balearic Islands) Oficina Provincial de Cruz Roja Española de La Rioja. Logroño Salamanca Mateu Font i Roig. Maó (Balearic Islands) (La Rioja) INTEGRO. As. de Minusválidos. Cabana de Bergantiños Medicus Mundi Catalunya. Barcelona Oficina Provincial de Cruz Roja Española. Huesca (A Coruña) Medicus Mundi Comunidad Valenciana. Sant Joan d’Alacant Oficina Provincial de Cruz Roja Española. Lugo Intermon Oxfam. Barcelona (Alicante/Alacant) Oficina Provincial de Cruz Roja Española. Santa Cruz de IRIS Servicios a la Comunidad. Granada Medicus Mundi Gipúzkoa. Donostia/San Sebastián Tenerife (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Itamar - Instituto Secular Obreras de la Cruz. Valencia (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Òmnium Cultural. Barcelona José Alonso Fotografía Cordobesa. La Carlota (Cordoba) Mediterrània Centre d’Iniciatives Ecològiques Òmnium Cultural. Delegació de l’Alt Penedès. Vilafranca del Joventuts Musicals. Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Meniños. Fundación para la Infancia. A Coruña Penedès (Barcelona) Joves Ecologistes. Oliva (Valencia) Mens Sana. As. de Usuarios de Centros de Salud. Madrid ONG Ecos do Sur. A Coruña Joves per la Igualtat i la Solidaritat Mercedarios Provincia de Castilla. Madrid ONG Ensenyants Solidaris. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Junta de Andalucía. Consejería de Educación. Seville Metges del Món Catalunya. Girona ONG Entreculturas - Fe y Alegría. Madrid Junta de Andalucía. Seville Mickey Mouse. Manacor (Balearic Islands) ONG Fraternidad para todos. Socuéllamos (Ciudad Real) Junta de Castilla y León. Valladolid Ministerio del Interior. Madrid ONGD Aigua per al Sahel. Barcelona Junta de Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo Minusvàlids Físics Associats. Girona Orde Hospitàlaria Sant Joan de Déu. Sant Boi de Llobregat Junta de Extremadura. Consejería de Bienestar Social. Mérida Misioneras Cruzadas de la Iglesia. Almería (Barcelona) (Badajoz) Món blau-verd. Barcelona Orfeó Reusenc. Reus (Tarragona) Junta de Extremadura. Consejería de Educación. Mérida (Badajoz) Monestir de Montserrat (Barcelona) Organisme Autònom Centre Cultural. San Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona) Junta de Extremadura. Mérida (Badajoz) Monestir de Sant Pere de les Puel·les. Barcelona Organisme Autònom de Museus i Arxiu Històric. Sabadell Kale Dor Kayiko. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Montepio del Ram del Sucre de Previsió Social. Barcelona Mostra de Teatre Reus Baix Camp. Reus (Tarragona) (Barcelona) Karibu, Amigos del Pueblo Africano. Madrid Organización No Gubernamental para la Cooperación. La Almona. Dos Hermanas (Seville) Moviment de Centres d’Esplai Cristians. Barcelona Burgos La Fábrica. Cabrils (Barcelona) Moviment d’Esplai del Vallès. Sabadell (Barcelona) Organización para la Solidaridad con los Pueblos. Madrid La Fageda, SCCA. Santa Pau (Girona) Moviment per la Pau. Barcelona Orgnització de Consumidors i Usuaris de Catalunya. La Llotja. Blanes (Girona) Movimiento Juvenil Mercedario de Galicia. Ferrol (A Coruña) Barcelona La Lonja. Zaragoza Movimiento por la Paz, el Desarme y la Libertad. Madrid PACEYA. Madrid La Mancha Acoge. Valdepeñas (Ciudad Real) Movimiento por la Paz, el Desarme y la Libertad. Murcia Palacio de Congresos del Recinto Ferial. Gijón (Asturias) La Nau. Tossa de Mar (Girona) Mujeres de Fuencarral en el siglo XXI AMFE. Madrid Palacio de Congresos y de la Música Euskalduna. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) La Ribera As. para Discapacitados Psíquicos. Alzira (Valencia) Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Esteban Vicente. Segovia Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones Manuel Rojas. Badajoz La Rueca. As. Social y Cultural. Madrid Museo de Bellas Artes. Badajoz Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones. Cadiz La Teua Llar. Valencia Museo de Bellas Artes. Valencia Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones. Cordoba LA Tutela, Fundació Catalana Tutelar de Disminuïts. Barcelona Museo de Historia. Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones. Madrid La Vellesa, Fundació Privada Catalana Tutelar. Barcelona Museo de la Ciencia. Valladolid Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones. Mérida (Badajoz) LABOR, Recursos para la Promoción e Inserción Sociolaboral. Museo Diocesano del Monasterio de San Martín Pinar. Logroño (La Rioja) Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Laborsord, S.L. Tegueste (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Museo López-Villaseñor. Ciudad Real Palacio de Congresos. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) L’Arc, Taller de Música Fundació Privada. Barcelona Museo Patio Herreriano. Valladolid Palacio de Congresos. Teruel L’Arca del Maresme. Mataró (Barcelona) Museo Provincial. Lugo Palacio de Congresos. Valencia Las Palmas Acoge. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Museo San Telmo. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Guipúzcoa) Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos. Estepona (Malaga) Lavandería Lar S.L. Rubians (Pontevedra) Museu Comarcal de Ciències Naturals. Tremp (Lleida) Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos. Granada L’Envelat. Cardedeu (Barcelona) Museu Comarcal de la Garrotxa. Olot (Girona) Palacio de Ferias y Congresos. Malaga L’Heura del Vallès, Fundació Privada. Terrassa (Barcelona) Museu d’Art Contemporani. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Palacio de Festivales y Congresos de Castilla y León. L’Hora de Déu. Barcelona Museu de Badalona (Barcelona) Salamanca Llar d’Avis de Sant Jordi. Cercs (Barcelona) Museu de la Noguera. Balaguer (Lleida) Palacio de la Magdalena. Santander (Cantabria) Llar de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Alcarràs (Lleida) Museu de la Pell. Igualada (Barcelona) Palacio del Episcopio. Ávila Llar de Jubilats i Pensionistes. Bordils (Girona) Museu de Pollença (Balearic Islands) Palau de Congressos de Catalunya. Barcelona Llar de jubilats Sant Miquel. Amer (Girona) Museu de Valls (Tarragona) Palau de Congressos de la Fira de Barcelona. Barcelona Llar de Jubilats Sant Roc. Torrebesses (Lleida) Museu del Montsià. Amposta (Tarragona) Palau de la Música Catalana. Barcelona Llar de Jubilats. Alguaire (Lleida) Museu del Suro. Palafrugell (Girona) Palau del Barons de Santa Bàrbara. Ontinyent (Valencia) Llar de la Tercera Edat. Portocolom (Balearic Islands) Museu Frederic Marès. Barcelona Palau Episcopal. Solsona (Lleida) Llar del Pensionista. La Pobla de Lillet (Barcelona) Nave de los Arcos (La Fabriquilla). Motril (Granada) Palau Oliver de Boteller. Tortosa (Tarragona) Llar Mercedària. Barcelona Papelcar, SCCL. Gijón (Asturias) Llar Residència Sagrat Cor de Jesús. Banyoles (Girona) Naves de Esperanza. Barcelona Nexe Fundació. Barcelona Parc de Figueretes. Ibiza (Balearic Islands) Llar Social del Jubilat. Golmés (Lleida) Parkinson Asturias. Oviedo (Asturias) Lliga per a la Defensa del Patrimoni Natural. Barcelona Nostra Senyora de la Consolació. Alaró (Balearic Islands) Nostra Senyora de la Consolació. Palma de Mallorca Parkinson Bizkaia. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Lliga Reumatològica Catalana. Barcelona (Balearic Islands) Parkinson Canarias. San Bartolomé (Las Palmas) Lliga Reumatològica de Menorca. Maó (Balearic Islands) Nueva Fundación Los Albares. Cieza (Murcia) Parkinson Catalunya Delegació Cerdanyola. Cerdanyola del Local Cultural. Vallfogona del Ripollès (Girona) Nuevo Amanecer. Centro de Ayuda Social. Paracuellos de Vallès (Barcelona) Local de la Tercera Edat. Binissalem (Balearic Islands) Jarama (Madrid) Parkinson Corvera. Los Campos (Asturias) Local de la Tercera Edat. Campanet (Balearic Islands) Obra Mercedaria. Barcelona Parkinson Ferrol (A Coruña) Local de la Tercera Edat. S’Horta (Balearic Islands) Obra Mercedaria. Valencia Parkinson Granada Lotja del Blat. Vic (Barcelona) Obra Social Ascensión Sánchez. Coslada (Madrid) Parkinson Guipúzcoa. Donostia/San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/ Guipúzcoa) MACROSAD Sociedad Cooperativa Andaluza. Jaén Obra Social d’Ajuda al Disminuït Psiquic. Barcelona Manantial de Vida. Terrassa (Barcelona) Parkinson Jovellanos del Principado de Asturias. Gijón Obra Social de Acogida y Desarrollo. Las Palmas de Gran (Asturias) Manantial Integra, S.L.U. Madrid Canaria (Las Palmas) Parkinson Las Palmas. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Mancomunidad de Comunidades de Montes V.C.M. Obra Social La Milagrosa. Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Sta. Cruz Borreiros (Pontevedra) de Tenerife) Parkinson Malaga Mancomunidad de Municipios de la comarca Ebro Nela. Frías Obra Social Santa Luisa de Marillac. Alicante/Alacant Parkinson Segovia (Burgos) Observatori d’Economia Solidària, OES. Barcelona Parkinson Seville Mancomunidad Sierra de San Pedro. Valencia de Alcántara Oficina Comarcal de la Creu Roja Española de la Garrotxa. Parròquia de la Immaculada Concepció. La Beguda Alta (Cáceres) Olot (Girona) (Barcelona) Mancomunitat Pla de Mallorca. Petra (Balearic Islands) Oficina Provincial Cruz Roja Española. Cadiz Parròquia de la Mare de Déu de la Mercè. Lleida Manipulados Montevedado, SL. Villamayor (Zaragoza) Oficina Provincial de Cruz Roja Española de Ciudad Real. La Parroquia de la Purísima Concepción. Trebujena (Cadiz) Manipulados y Retractilados Madrileños SL. Madrid Solana (Ciudad Real) Parròquia de Les Planes. Barcelona

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Parròquia de Nostra Senyora de Robines. Benissalem Port de Palamós (Girona) Residencia San José. Narón (A Coruña) (Balearic Islands) Port de Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Residència Social Santo Domingo. Pollença (Balearic Islands) Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen. Zaragoza Port de Roses (Girona) Riojaforum. Logroño (La Rioja) Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Recuerdo. Madrid Port de Tarragona Riquirraque Emaús SLU. Gijón (Asturias) Parroquia de San Alfonso Maria de Ligorio. Madrid Posada de los Portales. Tomelloso (Ciudad Real) Rosa dels Vents. Colonia de Sant Pere (Balearic Islands) Parroquia de San Ignacio de Loyola. Logroño (La Rioja) Prevenció i Informació Cáncer. Molins de Rei (Barcelona) Ruinas de Santa María. Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) Parròquia de Sant Andreu de Palomar. Barcelona Prevención, Asesoramiento, Tratamiento e Integración. Sa Congregació Espai Jove. Sa Pobla (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Sant Andreu. Vallgorguina (Barcelona) Castellón/Castelló de la Plana Sa Indústria. Es Castell (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Sant Bartomeu. La Sénia (Tarragona) Pricipado de Asturias. Consejería de Educación y Cultura. Sa Societat. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Oviedo (Asturias) Parròquia de Sant Bernat de Claravall. Barcelona Sala Abat Senjust. Ripoll (Girona) Parròquia de Sant Esteve. Cervelló (Barcelona) PROLAYA. As. Promotora Laboral y Asistencial. Alcalá de Guadaira (Seville) Sala Compañía. Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz) Parròquia de Sant Francesc d’Assís. Barcelona Promotora Social de l’Equip de Campaments. Lleida Sala d’Actes del Cafè del Centre. Perelada (Girona) Parròquia de Sant Francesc d’Assís. Jesus (Tarragona) Proyecto Labor. Cabanillas del Campo (Guadalajara) Sala d’Actes del Centre Cultural. Sant Lluís (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Sant Hipòlit de Voltregà (Barcelona) Proyecto Local. Barcelona Sala d’Activitats Ciutadanes. Alaior (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Sant Joan de Vilatorrada (Barcelona) Proyecto Vivir. Fundación de la Comunidad Valencia. Valencia Sala de Actos de la Torre Provincial. Alicante/Alacant Parròquia de Sant Julià i Santa Bassilissa. Llers (Girona) Sala de Cultura Sant Domènec. La Seu d’Urgell (Lleida) Puente Vida. San Morales (Salamanca) Parròquia de Sant Magí. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Sala de Exposiciones Alameda. Malaga Puerto de Alicante/Alacant Parròquia de Sant Martí. Maçanet de Cabrenys (Girona) Sala de Exposiciones Centro Infanta Cristina. Pinto (Madrid) Puerto de Cartagena (Murcia) Parròquia de Sant Martí. Puig-Reig (Barcelona) Sala de Exposiciones Rekalde. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Puerto de Castellón/Castelló de la Plana Parròquia de Sant Pau. Manlleu (Barcelona) Sala de Exposiciones Teatro Coliseo. Villacarrillo (Jaén) Puerto de Torrevieja (Alicante/Alacant) Parròquia de Sant Pere Apòstol. Esporles (Balearic Islands) Sala de Exposiciones VIMCORSA. Cordoba Puig de sa Ginesta. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Sant Pere. Alfarràs (Lleida) Sala de Usos Múltiples. Barbate (Cadiz) Real Colegiata de Santa María la Mayor. Antequera (Malaga) Parròquia de Sant Pere. Begur (Girona) Sala d’Exposicions del Centre Cívic. Les Borges Blanques Real Conservatorio Superior de Música. Madrid Parròquia de Sant Pere. Gombrèn (Girona) (Lleida) Real Fundación Victoria Eugenia. Madrid Parròquia de Sant Pere. Premià de Dalt (Barcelona) Sala d’Exposicions Municipal - Espai Enric Granados. REAS. Sóller (Balearic Islands) Cerdanyola del Vallès (Barcelona) Parròquia de Sant Roc. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Recibaix Empresa d’Inserció. Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona) Sala d’Exposicions Municipal. Ferreries (Balearic Islands) Parròquia de Santa Eulàlia de Corró d’Avall. Les Franqueses del Vallès (Barcelona) RECICLAMAS SL. Zaragoza Sala d’Exposicions Passió, Espai d’Art. Olesa de Montserrat (Barcelona) Parròquia de Santa Maria de Rocafort. El Pont de Vilomara i Recinto Ferial de INFECAR. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Rocafort (Barcelona) (Las Palmas) Sala Exposiciones. Conil de la Frontera (Cadiz) Parroquia de Santa María del Pozo y Santa Marta. Madrid Rectoria Vella. San Celoni (Barcelona) Sala la Unió. Alpicat (Lleida) Parroquia de Santa María Magdalena. Olivenza (Badajoz) Red Acoge. Madrid Sala Mercado. Nerja (Malaga) Parròquia de Santa Maria Reina. Barcelona Red Araña. Tejido de Asociaciones por el Empleo Juvenil. Sala Municipal Casa del Portal del Pardo. El Vendrell Madrid (Tarragona) Parròquia de Santa Maria. Aiguafreda (Barcelona) Red Deporte y Cooperación ONGD. Madrid Sala Municipal de Exposiciones La Carcel. Molina de Segura Parròquia de Santa Maria. Collsuspina (Barcelona) Red Española de Promoción e Inserción Sociolaboral. Rivas- (Murcia) Parròquia de Santa Maria. Llerona (Barcelona) VaciaMadrid (Madrid) Sala Municipal de Exposiciones. Linares (Jaén) Parròquia de Santa Maria. Vilabertan (Barcelona) Red Europea de Lucha contra la Pobreza y la Exclusión. Sala Municipal d’Exposicions El Roser. Ciutadella de Menorca Parroquia del Espíritu Santo - Residencia l’Acollida. Valencia Toledo (Balearic Islands) Parroquia del Pilar. Valencia Redes Sociedad Cooperativa Madrileña. Madrid Sala Municipal. Arenys de Munt (Barcelona) Patronat de Disminuïts Psíquics Joan Sellas Cardel. Olot Reial Acadèmia de Medicina de Catalunya. Barcelona Sala Mutual Bisbal. La Bisbal d’Empordà (Girona) (Girona) Religiosas Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo Sacramento. Sala Palmanova. Calvià (Balearic Islands) Patronat d’Homenatge a la Vellesa. Capmany (Girona) Ceuta Sala Polivalent del Centre Sanitari. Porreres (Balearic Islands) Patronat d’Homenatge a la Vellesa. Els Hostalets de Pierola Religiosas Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo Sacramento. Salamanca Acoge (Barcelona) Cordoba Sala-Museo San Juan de Dios. Orihuela (Alicante/Alacant) Patronat d’Homenatge a la Vellesa. Pals (Girona) Religiosas Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo Sacramento. Salas de Conferencias y Exposiciones Canal Isabel II. Madrid Huelva Patronat d’Homentage a la Vellesa. Banyoles (Girona) Salesians Sant Jordi. Barcelona Patronat Local de la Vellesa. Canet d’Adri (Girona) Religiosas Adoratrices Esclavas del Santísimo Sacramento. Madrid Saló d’Actes del Casal de Can Pere Ignasi. Campos Patronat Local de la Vellesa. La Selva del Camp (Tarragona) (Balearic Islands) Religiosas de María Inmaculada. Malaga Patronat Local de Sant Antoni i Santa Madrona. Barcelona Saló Joan XXIII. Sant Josep de Sa Talaia (Balearic Islands) Religiosas de María Inmaculada. Cascante (Navarre) Patronato Intermunicipal Francisco Esteve. Paterna (Valencia) Saló Parroquial. Calonge (Balearic Islands) Religiosas Oblatas del Santisimo Redentor. Murcia Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Besalú (Girona) Saló Parroquial. Puigpunyent (Balearic Islands) Residencia Ancianos de las Hermanitas de los Pobres. Jaén Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Calonge (Girona) Salón de Exposiciones Castillo de Luna. Rota (Cadiz) Residencia de Ancianos de Cáritas Interparroquial. Burriana Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Cambrils (Tarragona) (Castellón/Castelló) Salud Mental Sabadell (Barcelona) Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Lliçà d’Amunt (Barcelona) Residencia de Ancianos Fray Leopoldo. Granada Salut Mental Ponent. Lleida Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Raval de Crist (Tarragona) Residencia de Ancianos Jesús Nazareno. Lopera (Jaén) Santa y Real Casa de Misericordia. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Sant Julià de Ramis (Girona) Residencia de Ancianos La Milagrosa. Montealegre del Santuari de la Mare de Déu de la Gleva. Les Masies de Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Sant Quirze de Besora Castillo (Albacete) Voltregà (Barcelona) (Barcelona) Residencia de Ancianos Los Angeles. Fuente Obejuna Secretaria de Serveis Penitenciaris de la Generalitat de Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Sarrià de Ter (Girona) (Cordoba) Catalunya. Barcelona Sede Humanitaria Portuense del Cáncer. El Puerto de Santa Pavelló Municipal d’Esports. Vilassar de Dalt (Barcelona) Residencia de Ancianos Sagrada Familia. La Zubia (Granada) Maria (Cadiz) Pavelló Poliesportiu Municipal El Cim. Teià (Barcelona) Residencia de Ancianos Virgen de la Soledad. Nules SEGI Recursos para Enfermos Mentales. Donostia/San Pavelló Poliesportiu. Cornellà del Terri (Girona) (Castellón/Castelló) Sebastián (Gipuzkoa/Guipúzcoa) Pavelló Polivalent. Flaçà (Girona) Residencia de Apoyo a la Familia Fernando Arce. Torrelavega (Cantabria) Segomeh. As. Socio-Cultural, Segovia Per Envant, SL. Inca (Balearic Islands) Residencia de Atención al Menor. Fuentes de Andalucía Seminari Conciliar. Barcelona Perualde. Getxo (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) (Seville) Seminario Menor. Lugo Plan Comunitario de Carabanchel Alto. Madrid Residencia de la Tercera Edad Nuestra Señora de las Virtudes. Seniors Españoles para la Cooperación Técnica. Madrid Plataforma de Asociaciones de Inmigrantes en Andalucía. Pontedeume (A Coruña) Servei de Dol Ponent. Tàrrega (Lleida) Seville Residència de Persones Majors. Artà (Balearic Islands) Servei Solidari. Barcelona Plataforma del Voluntariado de España. Madrid Residencia del Embajador Británico. Madrid Servicio Interparroquial de Cáritas Centro Sur. Las Palmas de Plataforma del Voluntariado Social. Seville Residencia La Florida. Alicante/Alacant Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Poliesportiu Municipal. Bellvís (Lleida) Residencia La Rioja. Albelda de Iregua (La Rioja) Servicios de Limpieza APROS SL. Ceuta Poliesportiu Municipal. Santa Bárbara (Tarragona) Residència Montsacopa. Olot (Girona) Servicios Integrales Maria Wolf. Madrid Port de Barcelona Residència Municipal per a la Gent Gran Vall de Ribes. Ribes Servicios Integrales Murrieta SL. Logroño (La Rioja) Port de la Clota. L’Escala (Girona) de Freser (Girona) Servifecamif, SL. Santander (Cantabria)

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SETEM Catalunya. Barcelona Universidad de Cantabria. Santander Sociedad de Diabéticos de Cartagena y Comarca (Murcia) Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. Ciudad Real Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl. Zaragoza Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. Toledo Sociedad Española de Ornitologia. Madrid Universidad de Deusto. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Sociedad Española para la Conservación y Estudio de los Universidad de Granada Mamíferos. Malaga Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Las Palmas) Sociedad para el Estudio de los Cetáceos en el Archipiélago Universidad de Málaga Canario. Yaiza (Las Palmas) Universidad de Murcia Sociedad Peleña de Minusválidos. Navalvillar de Pela (Badajoz) Universidad de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Sociedad San Vicente de Paúl en España. Madrid Universidad de Oviedo (Asturias) Sociedad San Vicente de Paúl. Consejo de Zona. Madrid Universidad de Salamanca Sociedad San Vicente de Paúl. Consejo Provincial. San Fernando (Cadiz) Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) Sociedad San Vicente de Paúl. Consejo Provincial. Valladolid Universidad de Sevilla Societat Econòmica d’Amics del País. Barcelona Universidad de Valladolid Sol de Solsonès. Solsona (Lleida) Universidad de Zaragoza Somontano Social, SL, Barbastro (Huesca) Universidad del País Vasco. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) SOS Racisme. Barcelona Universidad Miguel Hernández. Elche/Elx (Alicante/Alacant) Suec i Alemany. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Islands) Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Surt. As. de Dones per a la Reinserció Laboral. Barcelona Universidad Politécnica de Valencia Taller Auria, SCCL. Igualada (Barcelona) Universidad Pontificia de Comillas. Madrid Taller Escola Arts Sumptuaris. Barcelona Universidad Pública de Navarra. Pamplona/Iruña (Navarre) Taller Estela, SCCL. Tarragona Universitat Abat Oliba CEU. Barcelona Taller Jeroni de Moragas, SCCL. Sant Cugat del Vallès Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Bellaterra (Barcelona) (Barcelona) Universitat de Barcelona Talleres Guinardó, SCCL. Sant Adrià del Besòs (Barcelona) Universitat de Girona Taula d’Entitats del Tercer Sector Social de Catalunya. Universitat de les Illes Balears. Palma de Mallorca (Balearic Barcelona Islands) Teatre Bartrina. Reus (Tarragona) Universitat de Lleida Teatre Casino. Alpens (Barcelona) Universitat de Valencia Teatre Clavé. Tordera (Barcelona) Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Barcelona Teatre de Salt (Girona) Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Barcelona Teatre de s’Arracó. Andratx (Balearic Islands) Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Barcelona Teatre Monumental. Mataró (Barcelona) Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Barcelona Teatre Municipal. Capdepera (Balearic Islands) Universitat Ramon Llull. Barcelona Teatre Municipal. Llubí (Balearic Islands) Universitat Rovira i Virgili. Tarragona Teatre Municipal. Manacor (Balearic Islands) UPACE. San Fernando (Cadiz) Teatre Municipal. Palafrugell (Girona) Valencia Acoge Teatre Municipal. Vilafranca de Bonany (Balearic Islands) Verge de la Cinta, SCCL. Tortosa (Tarragona) Teatre Principal. Badalona (Barcelona) Virgen del Lidon. As. de Padres de Niños Autistas. Castellón/ Teatre Principal. Maó (Balearic Islands) Castelló de la Plana Teatro Arriaga. Bilbao (Bizkaia/Vizcaya) Viveros AVAIM, SL Centro Especial de Empleo. El Viso del Alcor (Seville) Teatro Auditorio Buero Vallejo. Guadalajara Voluntariado Islámico Cristiano de Acción Social. Malaga Teatro Cervantes. Malaga Voluntariat de la Parròquia de Sant Andreu. Lleida Teatro de la Maestranza. Seville WWWF - ADENA. Madrid Teatro Liceo. Salamanca Xateba por los Derechos de la Mujer. Xàtiva (Valencia) Teatro Principal. Burgos Xop Centre Ocupacional. Barcelona Teatro Principal. Valencia Xunta de Galícia. Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) TEB Fundació Privada. Barcelona Tècniques i Recuperacions del Gironés, SL. Celrà (Girona) Teléfono de la Esperanza. Seville Telespectadors Associats de Catalunya. Barcelona Televisió de Catalunya, S.A. Sant Joan Despí (Barcelona) Tercera Edat S’Almudaina. Andratx (Balearic Islands) Trans-Formando Soc. Coop. Madrid Trasplantados Donantes y Cardíacos. San Roque (Cadiz) Unidade Provincial de Parapléxicos. A Coruña Unió de Botiguers. Cardedeu (Barcelona) Unió d’Entitats de la Marina. Barcelona Unió Gitana de Gràcia. Barcelona Unión de Minusválidos de Asturias. Gijón (Asturias) Unión Española de Asociaciones y Entidades de Atención al Drogodependiente. Madrid Unión Federal de Policía. Comité Provincial. Valladolid Unión para la Ayuda y Protección de los Afectados por el Sida. San Cristobal de la Laguna (Sta. Cruz de Tenerife) Unión Provincial de Asociaciones Pro Minusválidos, Alicante/ Alacant Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Universidad Cisneriana. Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) Universidad Complutense de Madrid Universidad de A Coruña Universidad de Alcalá de Henares (Madrid) Universidad de Alicante/Alacant Universidad de Cádiz

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2006 ”la Caixa” Welfare Projects Annual Report 245 Photographs Cincuenta y cinco S. L.: pg. 40, 120, 126, Jordi Nieva: pg. 2, 15, 36, 54, 56, 60, 75, 128, 131. 99, 102, 112, 115, 134, 135, 136, 137, Antonella Delussu: pg. 42, 43, 67, 78, 194. 141, 142, 145, 158, 164, 169, 175, 176, CRAM: pg. 44, 46, 47, 170. 178, 183. Xisco Bonnín: pg. 48. Pere Ferrer: pg. 2, 18. Raimon Solà: pg. 58. Roland (Figueroa & Stallard): pg. 2, 90, Jesús Ubera: pg. 61. 107, 119, 123. César Lucadamo: pg. 62. Javier Ezquerra: pg. 10. Sergi Càmara: pg. 74. Olga Carretero: pg. 12. Borja Fotógrafos: pg. 97. Momentum: pg. 14. Ramon Torrents: pg. 103, 129. Fernando Bagué: pg. 16. Montserrat Capdevila: pg. 104, 181. Oriol Delgado: pg. 19, 52. Eduard García Luengo: pg. 114. CEGE: pg. 20, 21, 26, 57, 64, 73, 79, 87, Ferran Borràs: pg. 116, 156, 159, 161, 132, 138, 139, 140, 143, 146, 150, 152, 162, 163. 153, 177, 187. Herzog & De Meuron: pg. 125. Concept and design Vicenç Prats: pg. 22, 25. Defoto: pg. 127, 148, 167. Exit de disseny J. M. Ardèvol: pg. 24. Martí Artalejo: pg. 130. Txema Salvans: pg. 28, 30, 84. Salvador Esparbé: pg. 154, 190, 193. Layout and printing Getty Images: pg. 35, 80, 88. Miquel Font: pg. 160. www.cege.es Martin Barraud/Getty Images: pg. 59. Esdogma: pg. 172. Yellow Dog Productions/Getty Images: José Novellón: pg. 182. Cover photograph pg. 83. Sergio Parra: pg. 184. Antonella Delussu Michele Constantini/Getty Images: pg. 195. Joel Simon/Getty Images: pg.192 Remaining photographs: author’s D.L.: B. 28459-2007 Chema García: pg. 38, 72, 93, 94, 98, 188. copyright. FUNDACIÓN ”LA CAIXA” Avenida Diagonal, 621-629. 08028 Barcelona, Spain. Telephone: +34 93 404 60 00 Fax: +34 93 339 57 03 Website www.laCaixa.es/ObraSocial Other publications: 2006 ”la Caixa” Annual Report 2006 ”la Caixa” Social Responsibility Report

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