. The ANAR Foundation will inform both golfers and their parents about its activities at the Spanish Junior Championships organized by the RFEG.

The Royal Spanish Golf Federation and the ANAR Foundation have established a framework for institutional collaboration in the interest of prevention and comprehensive development of children and adolescents, which will be carried out over the next three years. 

Thus, the President of the ANAR Foundation, Silvia Moroder, and the President of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation (RFEG), Gonzaga Escauriaza, have signed 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.

Within the framework of the agreement signed between both institutions, the ANAR Foundation will inform both golfers and parents about its activities at the Spanish Junior Championships organized by the RFEG.

He will also make his work known to scholarship athletes and their families at the National Golf Schools of Madrid and León, or to minors attending sports camps organized by the RFEG.

For Silvia Moroder, President of the ANAR Foundation, this announcement “is great news for ANAR and we are very grateful to the RFEG, as it gives us the opportunity to provide information for prevention, both to young people and adults, within a framework, such as the sport of golf, whose values promote respect, sportsmanship and a healthy life, serving as a platform to reach more people who may need us.”.

For his part, Gonzaga Escauriaza, President of the Royal Spanish Golf Federation, maintains that “the work carried out with young people and their families by the ANAR Foundation is highly regarded, and we believe it is important that its activities in the golf world also be known. Many young people face potential problems and don't know what to do or where to turn, and the ANAR Foundation offers solutions. If even one child finds a way out of these difficult situations, we will be satisfied.”.

About the Royal Spanish Golf Federation

The Royal Spanish Golf Federation is a private non-profit association with its own legal personality and assets, independent of those of its members.

It enjoys full capacity to act for the fulfillment of its purposes and is made up of regional sports federations, clubs, athletes, coaches, judges and referees and other interested groups that promote, practice or contribute to the development of the sport of Golf within the Spanish territory.

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: chat.ANAR.org

ANAR Family and School Helpline: 600 50 51 52

ANAR telephone number for Missing Children Cases: 116 000