Solidarity mourning project: transform pain into hope

Of the 16 al 19 of July, in Castellón, a very special meeting is born: a solidarity mourning project promoted by the Icloby Foundation, together with AEDAC and, collaboratively, the Blasco Institute. Three entities that come together from a common purpose: accompany those going through the loss of a loved one from a human place, respectful and deeply aware.

This space is designed to welcome pain without judgment, to give voice to emotions and allow what hurts to be shared, heard and sustained. Because grief leaves invisible traces, open questions and silences that need to be accompanied.

Throughout these days, A safe environment will be offered where suffering can be transformed into understanding, where the bond with those who are no longer there can be redefined, and where little by little calm can emerge, comfort and a new form of hope.

This is a totally altruistic initiative., born from genuine commitment to service and the desire to continue creating spaces of real support. The driving entities trust that this project is the beginning of a shared path that continues to offer support to those who need it most..

Participation is open to all those people in the grieving process who feel the urge to take part.. For more information or registration, you can write toinfo@institutoblasco.com or contact any of the organizations.

If you feel that this space could be for you, If something inside you asks to be accompanied... we simply wait for you.

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