The Royal Spanish Golf Federation and the ANAR Foundation have renewed an institutional collaboration framework in the interest of prevention and comprehensive development of children and adolescents, which will be carried out over the next three years.
The President of the ANAR Foundation, Silvia Moroder, and the President of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation (RFEG), Juan Guerrero-Burgos, have renewed a Collaboration Agreement for the development and execution of different lines of joint work in the field of golf, for the protection of children and adolescents in situations of risk.
The ANAR Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and defending the rights of minors at risk and in need through the development of projects in Spain, in line with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
ABOUT THE ANAR FOUNDATION
The ANAR Helplines are operational 24 hours a day, every day of the year, are confidential and free of charge, and in them, children and adolescents find a safe and confidential space where they feel heard and respected, where they can freely express what is happening to them in order to find solutions to their problems.
ANAR Helpline for children and adolescents at risk: 900 20 20 10
ANAR Chat: chatanar.es
ANAR Family and School Helpline: 600 50 51 52
ANAR telephone number for Missing Children Cases: 116 000
ANAR ANNUAL HELPLINE REPORT
ANAR helped 6,467 children and adolescents who exhibited suicidal behavior, of which 1,405 had initiated an attempt.
19,990 children and adolescents were helped by the ANAR Telephone and Chat in Spain, an 8.9% increase compared to the previous year, for which it was necessary to attend to 252,561 calls and chats.
Violence suffered by minors is the main cause of mental health problems.
Each minor helped by ANAR suffers an average of 4.7 problems.
Inappropriate use of technology was involved in 62.7% of the cases handled by the ANAR Helplines.
The Legal and Social departments have made 65,826 referrals to child welfare resources and 8,411 interventions in very serious cases.