ALCER
Federación Nacional de Asociaciones ALCER
Madrid, Spain
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Founded in 1981, ALCER is a non-profit network based in Madrid, Spain working on health, disability, employment & skills +1 more.
ALCER (Federación Nacional de Asociaciones ALCER) is a Spanish federation of associations working to improve the quality of life of people with kidney disease and their families. Founded in 1981 and declared of public utility in 1984, it brings together 54 federated associations across Spain, which represent more than 67,000 people on renal replacement therapy and people with chronic kidney disease. Its activities include an Information Centre on kidney disease, legal assistance, employment and training programmes, adapted holidays, social and recreational camps, volunteering, and awareness campaigns such as World Kidney Day and the national organ donor day. The organisation is based in Madrid and works nationwide.
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Centro de Información
Health · Spain
Information service on chronic kidney disease for people with kidney disease and their families, launched in 2006.
Clínica Legal
Justice & Legal aid · Spain
Campamento CRECE
Spain
Proyecto 2C4CKD
Health · Spain
Project focused on conservative kidney care and informed decision-making.
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IPSEN
Other non-profits in Spain
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Health, Medical research +2 more
Mezquita Mayor de Granada
Religion & Faith, Poverty & Hunger +2 more
Signus Ecovalor
Environment & Climate
Asociación para la Comunicación NoViolenta de España
Peace & Conflict, Education +1 more
Solidaridad Internacional
Poverty & Hunger, Gender equality +9 more
Fundación Iberoamericana Down21
Disability, Health +1 more