FIVAN protagonists in latest ADN Mestalla Solidari initiative

For the match between Valencia CF and Real Madrid CF, the 'ADN Mestalla Solidari' campaign shines a spotlight on FIVAN, a foundation for the improvement of the quality of life of people with neurological problems (children with cerebral palsy, autism and rare diseases; adults who have suffered a stroke or a traffic accident).

FIVAN follow in the footsteps of the Cruz Roja Joven and Protección Civil, whose work was highlighted in the matches against Getafe CF and Deportivo Alavés, respectively.

Valencia CF and the VCF Foundation are reinforcing their commitment to society in the 2021/22 season through the 'ADN Mestalla Solidari' initiative. The club want to showcase the role of NGOs and associations, giving visibility to their actions when LaLiga teams visit Mestalla.

These entities are presented to the away teams during the traditional institutional exchange of gifts.

FIVAN

FIVAN is a foundation whose foundational purposes are:

- The defence, support and promotion of the study, treatment, research, education and social reintegration of those suffering from brain damage, including patients and their families.

- The promotion, organisation, financing and development of research programs and projects, taking into consideration not only the healthcare and scientific aspects but also their social repercussions.

- To inform and educate patients, relatives, health professionals, media, social agents and society in general, about the scientific, health, social, professional and family aspects.

- The promotion of programmes and projects of all kinds, that may lead to an improvement in health care and quality of life for patients and their families.

- Training of Professionals/Caregivers.

- The promotion and development of social resources for care in the chronic phase of brain damage.

- The promotion and development of socio-labour insertion and training projects for people affected by brain damage.

- Volunteer programmes.

- Home care programmes.

- The promotion and development of home help, telecare and telerehabilitation services.

- Carrying out mutual aid and self-help activities.

-Attention and psychological support to the patient