November 20th marks a special day on our calendar: World Children’s Day. It’s a reminder that every child, regardless of where they were born, deserves access to health, education, and protection. At the Rafa Nadal Foundation, we embrace this cause, committing ourselves to safeguarding the youngest and promoting their rights, providing safe spaces for them …
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On November 3rd, the deadline for the submission of nominations for the second edition of the Rafa Nadal Foundation Awards came to an end, with an impressive total of 325 applications. The response to this year’s awards has been very positive, and we are delighted to begin evaluating the nominations. These awards, made possible through …
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At the Rafa Nadal Foundation, we are thrilled to kick off a new school year in our “More Than Tennis” project. This program, conducted in collaboration with Special Olympics throughout Spain, is dedicated to supporting youth with intellectual disabilities through regular tennis training. This year, we are steadfast in our mission to provide opportunities and …
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At the Rafa Nadal Foundation, we are excited to kick off a new course of the Play All project, and to ensure that this year is a success, we have organized an intensive training session for our sports coaches. We have moved to a very special location: the “Rafa Nadal Room” in the offices of …
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In today’s society, inclusion and integration are fundamental terms in the pursuit of an equitable and just society. It is essential to understand the difference between these concepts in order to effectively address the challenges related to the full participation of all individuals. Social inclusion refers to the elimination of barriers and the guarantee of …
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We have successfully carried out another Summer Camp as part of the NETS project (Nadal Educational Tennis School) that we developed in collaboration with the Vicente Ferrer Foundation in India. During this summer camp, we had the opportunity to bring together over 250 children, providing them with a unique experience that combines tennis, educational activities …
For individuals with intellectual disabilities, sports can be a crucial tool for improving their quality of life and ensuring their well-being. The Rafa Nadal Foundation, in collaboration with Special Olympics, has developed the “More Than Tennis” project, which provides regular tennis training to athletes with intellectual disabilities throughout Spain. Regular sports practice has multiple physical, …
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At the Rafa Nadal Foundation Centers in Palma de Mallorca, Valencia and Madrid we care for minors between the ages of 5 and 17 through sports, educational and psychosocial support activities. In order for the intervention to have the best impact, we divide the minors by age and thus, the activities prepared by the team …
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Emotional education is fundamental so that boys and girls learn to identify their feelings and can correctly manage frustration. Emotional education helps minors gain autonomy and lose their fear of communicating what worries them. At the Rafa Nadal Foundation Centers we have a multidisciplinary team of professionals who care for boys and girls from the …
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Conoce los cinco proyectos ganadores de los I Premios Fundación Rafa Nadal.
