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The Bells for Health program installs bells in oncology day hospitals to accompany and transmit hope to cancer patients. The sound of hope is ringing the bell 3 times, a way of revealing the happiness of those who have completed a treatment.
Ringing the “Bell for Health” designed by Agatha Ruiz de La Prada three times is the best sound to express a person’s joy completing their treatment. To celebrate this exciting moment, a printed greeting is given as a souvenir. The project reduces the anxiety that comes with treatment and is a new way to reveal the happiness of those who have completed the process and it transmits hope too, reminding the rest of the patients to persevere. Each chime means putting an end to a finished stage and starting a new one full of joy. It increases the bond between patients, companions and healthcare staff.
The latest Campaign for Health is at La Fe Hospital in Valencia, with a total of 9 bells installed in different oncology services in the country. The next ones will be installed at the San Carlos and Niño Jesus Clinic in Madrid. The program seeks to help cancer patients, so that a clinical study is carried out to demonstrate the positive impact of providing moments of well-being to people during their treatment.
The program is aimed at older people with diseases such as Alzheimer’s, dementia or age-related cognitive impairment pathologies. This program aims to meet their needs, as well as promote healthy aging and an improvement in their quality of life, offering an accompaniment and support service.
The program is aimed at people with functional diversity. The purpose of Capable Melodies is to promote social interactions by attending to the needs of this group in order to improve their quality of life, promote social inclusion and improve their experience in the social and health environment.
The Choirs, Singing and Remembrance program is aimed at older people with age-related cognitive impairment pathologies. The aim of bringing music closer to this group is to help them remember the songs of their childhood, adolescence, to evoke memories, bring well-being and improve their mood through singing and interaction.
