POPA FOR A CAUSE
We present our SOLIDARITY keychain
We present our solidarity keychain "Popa for a Cause", a unique piece made with the leftover skins that we use in our collections.
We are talking about a personalized and minimalist design, with a pendant with your initial. Each keychain is unique as it is produced at the time of purchase with the skins available at that time. Also contributing to the reuse and recycling of materials, thus reducing the ecological footprint.
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SOLIDARITY KEYCHAIN
With every purchase, you directly help a charitable cause. 100% of the profit from each keychain sold will go to support the Children's Health Foundation. An association that has more than fifty professionals, more than 4,000 families served and seven lines of research support the 20 years of work of the Children's Health Foundation in Elche, in its Neurodevelopment Center. Its objectives are to improve the health and comprehensive development of the Child and Youth population and the family environment, through prevention, early intervention and research.
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THREE OF ITS PROJECTS
EARLY CARE PROGRAM
The main objective of the Child Development and Early Care Unit is to offer advice, evaluation and therapeutic treatment to children who have developmental disorders or who are at risk of suffering from them from birth to 6 years of age.
The Children's Health Foundation program is characterized by being a pioneer in the preventive treatment of premature children and children in situations of biological and/or social risk. It aims to provide children who need it with appropriate intervention with the purpose of increasing their development possibilities, minimizing their potential delays and providing family support that allows promoting the quality of family-child interactions.
NEONATOLOGY EARLY CARE RESEARCH PROGRAM
The CIN Neurodevelopment Research Center of the Children's Health Foundation emerged in 2012 from the applied and research work experience of a group of professionals with a common interest: the study of the population of children born in situations of biological risk and /or with a disability, within the scope of Early Care.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL PROGRAM: INCLOU
The Inclou Children's School of the Children's Health Foundation serves boys and girls from 4 months to 3 years, whose family wants innovative and inclusive pedagogical care in early childhood. It arises from the growing need to have an educational place with specialized personnel for the inclusion of children with alterations in their development or risk of having them, with others whose development does not present any evolutionary alteration.