The Nice CHU-Lenval Children’s Hospitals are references for treating mitochondrial and neuromuscular diseases, cystic fibrosis, sudden infant death, as well as in learning disorders.

There are 131 disease reference centres in France, of which the Nice CHU-Lenval Children’s Hospitals are part. Created to structure healthcare for patients and make rare diseases and their treatment more visible, the reference centres play an essential role for diseases and groups of diseases requiring specific skills.

The foundation includes 16 social and medical social sites for children and adolescents and receives nearly 60,000 emergencies and 15,000 hospitalisations each year.

Keen for many years on providing natural alternatives for the well-being and daily comfort of the youngest patients, in order to preserve their health, it is quite natural that Laboratoires Ineldéa has wanted to support the Lenval Foundation.

Thanks to its very strong local roots (Nice Promenade des Anglais), its values ​​and its undisputed reputation, this “child-friendly” sponsorship seemed obvious to us.

Laboratoires INELDÉA has strengthened its commitment to associations working for the health and well-being of children by now supporting the SOS Préma association.

Since 2004, SOS Préma has been fighting to give all premature children the best chance of growing up in good health through several missions.

The association supports parents faced with the prematurity and/or hospitalisation of their new-born: information, advice and guidance, psychological support, improvement of their daily life in the hospital, social and legal support, training of caregivers, etc.

SOS Préma also represents families before public authorities and defends their rights by mobilising society, the medical profession, and public authorities to understand the problems of prematurity better and lobbying for better care for families, etc.

Every year, no less than 80,000 km² of forest disappear around the world (Asia, South America, Africa), which is ten times the surface area of Corsica. The more this deforestation accelerates, the more carbon dioxide (CO2), the main greenhouse gas that is partly responsible for climate change, is released.

Today, many countries have lost control over deforestation. Deforestation has dramatic consequences for humans, animals and the environment around the world.

Forests are essential for climate balance. they must be preserved at all costs

Protecting our forests, preserving the biodiversity of many plant and animal species and maintaining the ecosystem is a priority: an absolute urgency.