PROTAGONISTAS

Meet the real protagonists

Nothing motivates us more than seeing the real impact of our work. Here, we share stories from our volunteers—the true protagonists—who help us provide access to hearing healthcare.

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Rubén Puertas

I hold onto the smiles of the children in Malahome—their expressions of mischievous innocence, their tenderness, their love, and their gratitude. I hold onto a happiness that is difficult to explain for anyone who knows their story. Impossible, really…

Rubén Puertas

Ana Zapata e Inma Sotelo

When Mª José Gassó proposed the project and explained that it would be the first corporate volunteer project involving support services, we felt a huge responsibility—but also great excitement to take it on. The project we joined was developed by Fundación CODESPA...

Ana Zapata e Inma Sotelo

Mercè Vilches

Volunteering as a hearing aid specialist in Gambia was truly a gift for me. The opportunity to share this incredible experience alongside the amazing team from Fundación Clarós has no comparison to any experience...

Mercè Vilches

Cristina Aguado

When I was offered the chance to go to Cape Verde and volunteer with GAES Solidaria, I didn’t hesitate—and I couldn’t be more satisfied with that decision. What I experienced there was the most beautiful and...

Cristina Aguado

Mònica Moya

For me, this solidarity trip was a gift in every sense. It felt like three journeys in one: the humanitarian mission, experiencing the Titan Desert from the front row as a spectator, and the chance to get to know the desert, its people...

Mònica Moya

Jordi Cañavate

My week in Butajira (Ethiopia) was one of those unforgettable life experiences. Each hearing aid fitting was incredibly rewarding. The people were so grateful—some even bowed to me and kissed my hands...

Jordi Cañavate

Leticia Mendo y Ana Sebelón

It’s impossible to put into words the sensations and emotions that rise to the surface in India. This experience has been enriching both personally and professionally, and a turning point in how we face the setbacks and obstacles...

Leticia Mendo y Ana Sebelón

Maria Sierra

No one prepares you for what I’ve been fortunate enough to experience. We take so many comforts for granted—things that, unfortunately, are hard to find or nearly nonexistent in these countries. I’ve cried and felt helpless, I’ve laughed, I’ve blended...