Due to the emergency situation generated in relation to the global pandemic, the Glòria Soler Foundation has decided to step forward and to focus mainly our work on accelerating knowledge about the new COVID-19 virus and to improve the assistance of the most vulnerable people.

The Glòria Soler Foundation contributes to the fight against leukaemia by supporting CART (Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell) therapy, and through its Project ARI at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona. The collaboration of the Glòria Soler Foundation was essential in initiating clinical tests in the first patients. With the help of many other contributions, this ensured that the treatment would be available in the Spanish public health system. In this way, furthermore, the Hospital Clínic was the first public hospital in Europe to offer the technology, paving the way for its use in other health centres. 

The eradication of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the world continues to be one of the greatest challenges facing the international scientific community. The Glòria Soler Foundation supports the fight against HIV/AIDS through scientific research and initiatives to broaden awareness. 

The Glòria Soler Foundation collaborates strategically with the Suñol Foundation, an organisation dedicated to supporting and advancing contemporary art, which also features one of the most important contemporary art collections in Spain, with over 1000 works by more than 250 artists. The foundations work together to support contemporary art and connect its values to society.

The Glòria Soler Foundation supports the Torrents d’Art initiative, a programme run by the Mental Health Department of the Sant Joan de Déu Health Centre and the Obra Social Sant Joan de Déu, whose goal is to articulate ongoing dialogue between art and mental health by involving the health centre’s users. It also seeks to establish alliances with other collectives distinguished by their vulnerability, other diverse communities and members of society in general.