Fundación Más Vida

Children and development

Fundación Más Vida is a development nonprofit that works to protect the rights of disadvantaged children. Its work combines international cooperation in countries of the Global South with public awareness, development education, and social services in Spain.

Where it works

• International cooperation: Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
• Social programs and public awareness: Spain, including development education.
• European Union: The organization also lists projects at the EU level.

The organization says its qualified staff have more than 15 years of experience in international cooperation.

Programs and ways to help

The foundation organizes its work around several programs:

• Child sponsorship: Sponsors help cover children's basic needs.
• Awareness campaigns: Campaigns addressing bullying, child sexual exploitation, and trafficking of minors, among other issues.
• Water and sanitation: Projects such as “Water = Health, Hygiene, and Life” and “Toilets, Not Just Water.”
• Development education: Materials and guides for teaching equality.
• Volunteering, donations, and membership: Ways to contribute financially and take part.
• Business partnerships: Corporate social-responsibility initiatives with companies.
• Charitable bequests: The foundation accepts inheritances and bequests.
• Online charity shops: Shopping options that support the organization's work.

Publications

The foundation's website cites more than 20,000 children and teens affected by sexual exploitation in Nicaragua, a figure that frames one of its main areas of work. It publishes a quarterly magazine and maintains a blog with activity reports and project news.

Contact and social media

Social media: Facebook, YouTube, and X (Twitter).