Aladina Foundation
Chaired by Paco Arango, the foundation works with 18 Spanish hospitals and more than 2,000 children and their families benefit from its programmes every year. Its mission is to ensure that these little warriors never lose their smile or the will to fight.
Its various programs include emotional support, recreational therapies and volunteering, psychological support, physical exercise program, palliative care, international summer camps, the extraordinary aid program and support for research, among others. In addition, Aladina carries out major works and improvements in some of the public hospitals in which it collaborates.
Aviación Sin Fronteras
Founded in 1999 by two Iberia Flight Attendants, Aviación Sin Fronteras (ASF-Spain) develop its projects thanks to the sheer will of their volunteers, absolute cornerstone of the NGO.
ASF-Spain has two main areas of expertise: promoting aviation related activities for the disabled and disadvantaged, and supporting international cooperation, focusing on health, childcare, disability and education. This NGO achieve its goals via five main projects: Wings of Hope, Wings of Smile, Wings for girls in Dakar, Humanitarian Air Cargo and Literacy in Burkina Faso, with the support and collaboration of Iberia on most programs.
Ayuda en acción
Ayuda en Acción ("Help in Action") is a non-political, non-religious NGO that has been fighting poverty and inequality for more than 37 years. With projects in 20 countries in Latin America, Asia and Africa, as well as Spain, the NGO provides assistance to more than 2 million people.
Envera
Fundación Envera, formerly APMIB, was created in 1977 by Iberia employees with children with special needs. Its mission is the protection and social and professional inclusion of people with physical, intellectual and sensory disabilities.
We work actively with this organisation which every year assists 1,500 people with functional diversity, offers 330 care places and provides employment to more than 400 people with disabilities.
Fundación Integra
Fundación Integra helps socially excluded and disabled people to reclaim the reins of their life through inclusion in the labour market.
Iberia belongs to "Compromiso Integra", the network of companies and organisations committed to socially responsible employment that actively support and participate in the inclusion of disadvantaged people through direct recruitment, corporate volunteering and awareness raising.
Mano a Mano
Mano a Mano is an NGO that was founded in 1995 as an initiative by Iberia employees who wanted to send humanitarian aid to countries in need to which the company operated flights, and they wanted to do it without any intermediaries - hence the name, "hand to hand".
Nearly 25 years later, the NGO continues to pursue its mission thanks to support from Iberia and the commitment of current and former employees who volunteer with Mano a Mano. It undertakes projects in soup kitchens, schools and hospitals in Spain and countries like Guatemala, Cuba, Ecuador, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Peru and Venezuela.
Fundación Sepla Ayuda
Fundación Sepla Ayuda was created in 2006 to help people in need through education, nutrition and healthcare projects, and in general all projects concerned with addressing basic needs in decent conditions.
Supported by Iberia, the foundation primarily focuses on education initiatives in countries in Africa and Latin America.
Fundación 38 Grados
The core mission of Fundación 38 grados is to provide end-of-life care to the sick, helping them to put their affairs in order so that they approach this difficult moment in peace and comfort. Because every life story deserves to end well.
Save the Children
In 1919, one hundred years ago, Save the Children was founded with the goal of creating a world in which children can survive, have the chance to learn and are protected from violence. The organisation has reached many milestones since then, but it continues to work today to ensure the survival, education and protection of every last child. Each year it brings about lasting changes in the lives of millions of children, including those who are the hardest to reach.
Iberia supports Save the Children's "Schools as Zones of Peace" project, which teaches life tools to secondary school children in Guatemala City.
Cruz Roja
Cruz Roja Española belongs to the largest humanitarian movement in the world. It collaborates with public and private entities to ensure that help and dignity reach all people anywhere, at all times and in all circumstances. Its mission is to prevent and alleviate human suffering, protect life and health and ensure respect for people.
Working with more than 254,000 volunteers in 1,263 towns and cities, it serves more than 11 million people every year. All of these efforts are supported by 1.3 million members (individuals, companies and alliances) in all sectors of society.
Cruz Roja Española continues to fight all forms of vulnerability, adapting to and anticipating future scenarios, contributing to respect for people's dignity and the fulfilment of their rights; to improve their well-being; to protect the environment; to prevent disasters through both direct assistance and resilience; to contribute to peace and conflict resolution; and, in short, to achieve the well-being of humanity for present and future generations, always guided by its seven fundamental principles: humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality.
Lovaas Foundation
Lovaas Foundation is a non-profit organisation with over 20 years of experience that operates nationally and internationally to offers intensive and behavioural treatments to children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Our purpose is to help provide children and their families with quality of life and dignity. The Lovaas Foundation pursues global intervention (covering all areas of the child's development) delivered in the child's natural environment (home, community, school…). Our intervention programme is a replica of the intervention model developed by Dr Ivar Lovaas, at the School of Psychology at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), USA, over more than 35 years of clinical experience and applied research, known as the "UCLA Young Autism Project". The goal of the Lovaas Foundation is to take advantage of all possible learning opportunities in the daily life of the child so that, just like neurotypical children, they can benefit from any family, educational or playful environment in which they find themselves. Our treatments are focused on the child with ASD, but we also advise and train families, schools and health centres that want to improve their clinical practice.
Mil y un Sueños
Mil y un Sueños is a non-profit organisation that makes dreams come true for children with serious illnesses, helping them regain the joy and strength they need to endure their treatment. When a child focuses on positive experiences, they replace fear and anxiety with confidence and hope, which has a significant impact on their emotional well-being and their response to treatment.
We work hand in hand with medical teams to become an integral part of the holistic care provided to each child, creating unique and unforgettable experiences to strengthen their state of mind and resilience. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for families who are going through one of the most difficult times of their lives, providing them with support, hope and moments of happiness in the midst of uncertainty.
