The watercolour "Amparar", an original work by the artist Pablo Redondo (ODNODER), has already reached its destination: ballot number 177 was the winner of the solidarity raffle held on 10 July at

La directora general de Fundación Recover, Marta Marañón, cerró el congreso con la ponencia “Salud sin fronteras”, en la que destacó el valor de la alianza con CAMFiC y animó

The director of the foundation presented the case of the pathology laboratory in Burundi as an example of effective and sustainable cooperation in vulnerable contexts.

At the Recover Foundation, we remain committed to training as the key to achieving dignified and quality healthcare in Africa. For this reason, in 2025 we are promoting the digitalisation of the

Dr. Martial Ngounzo, a general practitioner from Cameroon, has completed a one-month rotation in general and digestive surgery at the Hospital Universitario Fundación Jiménez Díaz, thanks to a grant from the Fundación Jiménez Díaz University Hospital.

The vacancy has been filled. We thank all those who participated in the selection process.

For yet another year, the Recover Foundation has continued working to guarantee access to decent, quality health care in Africa for people with very few resources.

The operator will be in charge of managing the travel of our staff and volunteers participating in our projects. The selected agency will be responsible for the

The general manager of the Recover Foundation, Marta Marañón Medina, received the award from the Mutua Madrileña Foundation in the Development Cooperation category. The award was handed over by Ignacio

The exhibition organised by the Valart Gallery for the benefit of the Recover Foundation brought together art and solidarity and included an auction in which 13 works were sold.

An article analysing the impact of the Recover Foundation's Telemedicine on nursing in sub-Saharan Africa has won an award at the 45th Nursing Competition. During the ceremony

A team of Recover Foundation volunteers shared their experience in Cameroon with the staff of the gynaecology unit of the Infanta Elena University Hospital in Valdemoro. The session

Marta Marañón has devoted most of her professional life to helping others, either by improving the effectiveness of aid through evaluation, or by

The project benefits more than 33,000 people with new medical tools and vocational training.