FUNDACIÓN VÍCTIMAS DEL TERRORISMO 95 - ENGLISH

8 NEWS EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EMPLOYMENT: INVESTING IN THE FUTURE Aware that personal autonomy and labor-market integration are essential factors for victims' recovery and digni- ty, the Foundation maintains a specific line of grants for studies and employ- ment training. These grants are intended to cover ex- penses arising from undergraduate uni- versity studies, higher-level vocational training programs, and training activi- ties leading to an official qualification. During fiscal year 2025, the total amount awarded in this area was 12,627.97 euros. A PERSON-CENTERED INTERVENTION MODEL A joint analysis of the grants awarded in 2025 shows that family assistance con- tinues to account for the largest volume of resources, reflecting the persistence of economic vulnerability among benefi- ciary families. Psychological grants rank second, highlighting the importance of medium- and long-term emotional and therapeutic support. Medical, educational, and grants linked to severe disability complete a compre- hensive intervention system capable of responding to diverse and changing needs. Taken together, this distribution reaffirms the commitment of the Victims of Terrorism Foundation to person-cen- tered care, adapted to the reality of each case and aimed at recovery, autonomy, and well-being. THE VALUE OF SOLIDARITY SU- PPORT The Foundation's assistance activity is financed through grants and donations, which make it possible to develop pro- grams of direct support for victims of terrorism and their families. In this context, the support of the Foundation's patrons is essential, as it provides a key contribution to the continuity and sustai- nability of this work. Thanks to this solidarity, the Victims of Terrorism Foundation can continue ful- filling its mission: standing beside those who suffered terrorist violence and hel- ping, through concrete action, to alleviate its consequences. TYPES OF GRANTS REQUESTED FROM THE FVT ECONOMIC: 5,58% MEDICAL: 6,94% PSYCHOLOGICAL: 36,44% STUDIES: 5,87% FAMILY: 45,17% ASSISTANCE GRANTS € 94.219,73 € 40.000,00 € 40.000,00 € 35.831,00 € 27.245,76 € 19.899,81 € 15.432,02 € 6.500,00 € 5.084,21 € 4.000,00 € 2.312,53 MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR MINISTRY OF SOCIAL RIGHTS, CONSUMER AFFAIRS, AND AGENDA 2030 MUTUA MADRILENA FOUNDATION IBERDROLA FOUNDATION BBVA EL CORTE INGLÉS BANCO SANTANDER AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF MADRID AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY ALCOBENDAS CITY COUNCIL CHARTERED COMMUNITY OF NAVARRE ORIGIN OF FUNDS