745 Likes More than medicine: supporting people, supporting society Posted by Pau Ricós, UCB Iberia 19-Nov-2019 At UCB, we create value for patients and society by providing life-improving therapies. But we also deliver for individuals and communities by providing solutions that go beyond medicine. We are committed to supporting people with immunological conditions while demonstrating corporate societal responsibility. In this spirit, the Spanish Society of Rheumatology (SER), with UCB Iberia, have made a collaboration of €3,000 to SOS Aldeas Infantiles (Children’s Villages) to support vulnerable families. The collaboration is part of the award-winning #HoySiPuedo (#TodayICan) campaign. Together, SER and UCB are supporting at-risk families who need assistance in caring for and educating their children. With the right support from initiatives like SOS Aldeas Infantiles , families can avoid more drastic actions such as separating children from parents. Aldeas Infantiles is the largest direct care for children organization in Spain. Is an international, non-profit organisation whose mission is to care for vulnerable children and young people by strengthening their family, social and community networks. It deliver s valued services through its day centre programme for children and families at risk. At UCB, we have great admiration for the dedication and work they do to protect and strengthen families, and support young people. UCB’s support was highlighted at an event hosted at SOS Aldeas Infantiles headquarters which was attended by representatives from UCB and SER. The President of the SER, Dr. Juan Gómez-Reino Carnota highlighted the collaboration with UCB, enabling the development of the emotional campaign #HoySiPuedo which shows that rheumatic diseases are no longer a limitation for patients to have a family.It was an opportunity to highlight not only the medical needs of people with serious conditions, but also the emotional and social supports that can help them to live their best lives. From left to right: Virginia Zumárraga (Patient Experience Solution Lead - iPVU Iberia), Soledad Cardozo ( Responsible of Corporate Alliances at SOS Aldeas Infantiles NGO), Juan J. Gómez-Reino Carnota (President of the SER), Pau Ricós ( Area Head Iberia), Sofía Fernández de Villavicencio (Engagement Solution Immunology Iberia) and Lucía (Aldeas Infantiles NGO) Leave a Comment You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Please enter your name Please enter your email address By submitting your personal data, you agree with UCB's Data Privacy Policy. Furthermore, for more information on the terms of use of this website please visit our Legal Notice, accessible here. CAPTCHA Get new captcha! What code is in the image? Enter the characters shown in the image. Leave this field blank
