The business alliance Sanar una Nación delivered a donation of food and medical treatments to the National Council for the Elderly (CONAPE), directly benefiting over 2,000 vulnerable older adults in the Dominican Republic. The contribution included 32,256 high-nutrition food portions and 1,985 specialized medical treatments, with an estimated value exceeding US$1.02 million (RD$60.49 million) Source: Hoy. During the ceremony, Luis J. Jiménez, executive vice president of AFP Popular, reaffirmed the alliance's commitment to the well-being of seniors, stating that the donation aligns with their vision of contributing to the care of those who have dedicated their lives to society Source: El Caribe. CONAPE's executive director, Dr. Demetrio Ureña, expressed gratitude, noting that the support arrives at a crucial time to mitigate health conditions affecting the elderly, ensuring they receive essential medications and nutritional support free of charge Source: Listín Diario. The medicines cover acute and chronic diseases, including medications for dengue, chikungunya, and Zika, as well as analgesics, anti-inflammatories, treatments for cholesterol, hypertension, and gastrointestinal issues Source: Diario Libre. The donation corresponds to actions taken between April and June 2026. Sanar una Nación is a social responsibility alliance comprising Grupo Popular, Grupo Universal, Grupo Ramos, and Grupo Rica, in collaboration with CitiHope Relief & Development and strategic support from Pagés BBDO Source: El Caribe.
“Este aporte incluyó la entrega de 32,256 porciones de alimentos de alto valor nutricional y 1,985 tratamientos médicos especializados, que contribuirán a fortalecer las necesidades nutricionales y médicas específicas de los adultos mayores”
“Los medicamentos suministrados al Conape, por un valor superior a los US$1.02 millones (equivalentes a RD$60.49 millones), permitirán cubrir y dar seguimiento continuo tanto a enfermedades agudas como crónicas”
“Esta valiosa contribución de Sanar una Nación llega en un momento crucial para mitigar el impacto de diversas condiciones de salud que afectan de manera recurrente a nuestros envejecientes.”
“Los medicamentos entregados, valorados en más de US$1.02 millones (unos RD$60.49 millones), serán utilizados para el tratamiento y seguimiento de enfermedades agudas y crónicas.”