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The ASOBAL handball has thrown itself into this weekend with the Spanish Association against Cancer and the 'Wristbands for Hope' action, being part of the 'Everyone against Cancer' campaign led by the association. The Plenitude League has premiered one more year the second round of the official calendar with players, technicians and referees wearing the 'green hope' armband that makes visible the fight against cancer and the work carried out by the Spanish Association, tireless in its goal to achieve a survival rate of 70% in diagnosed cases by 2030.
The campaign has been present in the matches between ABANCA Ademar León-Ángel Ximénez Puente Genil, Frigoríficos del Morrazo-Recoletas At. Valladolid, IMPULSE BM. Guadalajara-Servigroup Hotels Benidorm and Viveros Herol BM. Nava-Helvetia Anaitasuna. ASOBAL's commitment to the campaign will also extend to matchday 17 (next weekend), which will feature the participation of the 16 clubs that make up the current edition of the Plenitude League.
The ALL and ASOBAL's commitment
ASOBAL's alignment with the management of Cancer as the "main socio-health problem worldwide", according to the Association, is part of the entity's social responsibility project, which months ago took important steps with the creation of the ASOBAL Legacy League and the adherence to the Sports for Climate Action program of the United Nations Organization (UN), with an important base in health and well-being.
The Sustainable Development Goals of the program represent a bold commitment to end epidemics and other transmissible diseases by 2030, as well as to achieve the goal of achieving universal health coverage and providing access to safe and affordable medicines and vaccines for everyone. To overcome these setbacks and address the persistent deficiencies in health care, greater investment in health systems is needed to support countries in their recovery and develop resilience against future health threats. This is where the ASOBAL Legacy League comes in as the main system for designing and executing large projects within the ecosystem of the elite of Spanish men's club handball.
