Danny Kim

Medical Doctor, Master’s Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Bachelor’s Degree in English Language and Literature, and Master’s Degree in Theology.

I have spent most of my life studying the human being in all its dimensions, seeking a balance between the traditional and the contemporary world, valuing the sociological, spiritual and physiological aspects.

I have undertaken social projects in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, creating community centres which offer the basic human rights of everyone: access to education and healthcare. Through the project that began in small steps came to its culmination when we turned the community centre over to local personnel in December 2016.

Presently I am focusing on raising awareness and inviting like-minded philanthropists to our foundation at a national and international level so that UNICAP can become a reality and make its mark on the new generations.”.

Mónica Estacio

Medical Doctor, specialist in family and community medicine.

I have always known that I was meant to help others, and that is why nearly all my professional life has been dedicated to international cooperation. My first steps were in Angola which was followed by Indonesia (Moluccan Islands), then came The Dominican Republic and Haiti. In Haiti, we set up a local non-governmental organization whose project, Viva Haiti Foundation, is active today.

Seven years ago, I entered the world of the disabled and more specifically that of mental disability. I started to ponder how I could focus my energy into creating a project in my country of origin. That’s how the Foundation UNICAP (Uniendo Capacidades / Uniting Capacities) was launched with the firm conviction that there should exist a school for all, quality and equitable healthcare and a tolerant and society that is respectful towards the differences of others so that this world can be a much better place. I invite you to be part of this marvellous project.

Carlos Valiente

Graduate in Nursing and Physiotherapy.

My professional life has evolved in the SERMAS (Servicio Madrileño de Salud/ Madrid Health Service) where I worked as a nurse for three years and as a physiotherapist for thirty-seven. My beginnings were in special education schools and in professional football clubs. In the last few years I have worked as manager and supervisor of physiotherapy in hospital care combining this with the position of Dean of the Professional College of Physiotherapists of the Community of Madrid.

I am personally involved in social issues, and I am part of this project as secretary and public relations officer in Europe.