Fundació La Nineta del Ulls
Let’s boost research and awareness about retinoblastoma, the most common eye tumor in children under 6, to improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
"When we say "the apple of my eye" (little girl or “nineta” in Catalan) we are referring to a person we love, to someone we are deeply fond of. Usually, children awaken a very special feeling in us; they are the apple of our eye. In the case of our foundation, the "nineta" (meaning "little girl" or "pupil" in Catalan) wants to be a window from which to explore retinoblastoma, a disease that some children go through that can be identified, among other things, by the presence of abnormalities in the pupil of the eyes."
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News
La Nineta dels Ulls Foundation publishes the 2025 annual report and previews projects for 2026 (30/01/2026)
The La Nineta dels Ulls Foundation has published its 2025 annual report, a document that highlights the main achievements and projects carried out over the past year. The report reflects the foundation’s strong commitment to retinoblastoma research, support for families, and raising awareness of symptoms to enable early detection. Looking
La Nineta dels Ulls reaches more people thanks to Catalunya Ràdio and Flora Saura (22/01/2026)
The La Nineta dels Ulls Foundation would like to thank El Matí de Catalunya Ràdio for helping us make our work more visible and reach more people. Their support has given us a great opportunity to spread our message, and it means a lot to us. A special thanks also
The Sant Esteve Dance in La Fatarella Supports Retinoblastoma Research (15/01/2026)
Once again, the La Nineta dels Ulls Foundation would like to express our sincere gratitude to the La Fatarella Cancer Association and to everyone who participated in the traditional Sant Esteve Dance for your commitment and solidarity. Thanks to this charitable initiative, we received a donation of €809.50, which will
