"Where there is a will, there is a way" is the motto that inspires us to implement the life-changing project in Uganda.
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We interviewed our colleague in Malawi Eddingtone Chisui
We talk with our colleague Eddingtone Chisui, who has been working for four years in Beyond Suncare as Monitoring and Evaluation Manager in Malawi. “Eddie” has accompanied our work in
We tell you everything we did in 2022 – You can consult our activity report
En nuestra memoria de 2022 hacemos un repaso de cómo fue el pasado año para Beyond Suncare, un año más apoyando a las personas con albinismo en África subsahariana.
Supporting people with albinism in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is a sub-Saharan African country with a high number of people with albinism according to clinical observations and scientific publications. It is estimated that
INTERVIEW – Pepe Solves, vice-president of the association for the help of people with albinism in Spain (ALBA)
“In Spain there are between 2500 and 3500 people with albinism but we still have a long way to go before this genetic condition is known.” We talked to
World Albinism Awareness Day
Sub-Saharan Africa is the region with the highest prevalence of albinism in the world. June 13 marks the International Albinism Awareness Day, a day to reflect on the plight of
We are looking for companies committed to society
Since we started our work supporting people with albinism in Africa, the support of companies has been essential for our projects to become a reality. Committed companies that accompany us
Adiaratou Iglesias, Olympic champion in adapted athletics and Beyond Ambassador
world runner-up in adapted athletics at the age 20, "Adi" has just done extremely well in Tokyo, winning 100m gold and 400m Paralympic silver in her category.
In Rwanda and Uganda we aim to support 1000 people with albinism
Beyond Suncare expands its work with the goal of serving more than 1000 people with albinism in Rwanda and Uganda by 2022.
10 things you may not know about albinism
Albinism is still a very unknown genetic condition. That's why today we want to tell you 10 things you may not know about albinism.