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philanthropists and other financial and support resources with Integrative Health projects worldwide.

RANA

RANA (Red de Ayuda a Niños Abusados) is a Spanish non-profit organization established in 2005 and based in the Balearic Islands of Spain (Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera) in the Mediterranean Sea. Its mission is the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse via awareness campaigns, educational programs and outreach activities.

 

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Living Whole Online

Living Whole Online offers educational courses and live events that address all aspects of Integrative Health. The program started during the coronavirus pandemic as a way to contribute to the well-being of our community, and now continues to make available learning and social experiences in the areas of:
Whole, Plant-Based Foods
Movement
Mind/Body/Spirit Disciplines:
Art, Music, Writing and Energy Work
Children and their Families
Live Events

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A common saying in Spain involves the phrase “4 things” (“4 cosas”). For instance, a friend may invite you to dinner, saying, “I want to show you 4 things in my house.” Or, “Let’s go shopping. I need to buy 4 things.” The number of things usually is not 4, but that is the saying.

 

In November 2015, International Integrators began working with local citizens to start a new project on the island of Mallorca with the intention of expanding throughout Spain. The project seeks to encourage and facilitate the addition of more plant-based options in homes and families, in restaurants, in schools and in hospitals.

Children’s Oral Health and Nutrition Project

 

The Children’s Oral Health and Nutrition Project is a collaboration among universities, NGOs, Ministries of Health and businesses to improve children’s health and educational potential through early promotion of nutrition and oral health. The innovative combination of low-cost and effective interventions—health education, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and dental application of fluoride varnish—provides children (from birth through age six) and their families, with measurable positive outcomes. The project began in 2004, and currently operates in El Salvador, Honduras, Ecuador, Peru, Vietnam, Nepal, India, and Kenya.

 

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