Asociación Española de Afectados por Acromegalia
Huesca, Spain
About
Founded in 2009, Asociación Española de Afectados por Acromegalia is a non-profit association based in Huesca, Spain working on health.
The Asociación Española de Afectados por Acromegalia is a non-profit patient association based in Huesca, Spain, founded in 2009. It supports patients and people affected by acromegaly, a rare endocrine disease caused mainly by excess growth hormone, and works to raise awareness of the condition to encourage earlier diagnosis. Its activities include information resources on symptoms, diagnosis and the pituitary gland, a national patients' meeting that brings together patients, families and healthcare professionals, and the Acrofit exercise initiative developed with Pfizer for people with acromegaly. The association also offers a contact channel for patients' questions and acts as a link between patients and pituitary specialists. It is funded through membership fees, donations and support from pharmaceutical laboratories, and is a member of the Spanish Rare Diseases Federation (FEDER) and the World Pituitary Organisation (WAPO).
Location
Founded
Organisation type
VAT number
Focus areas
Languages
Causes & programmes
Causes
Works for
How they work
Programmes
Acrofit
Health · Spain
Exercise and wellbeing initiative for people with acromegaly, developed with Pfizer and the association's endorsement, with adapted exercises designed by specialists to improve mobility, strength and general wellbeing.
Countries of operation
Funding & support
Funded by
Ways to support
Credentials & affiliations
Industry memberships
Partnerships
Pfizer
Other non-profits in Spain
View allSEEN
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