MAPFRE USA Fundación MAPFRE Programs
Accident Prevention and Road Safety Area
Boston Children’s Hospital Injury Prevention Program
The BCH Injury prevention van program “Safe Play starts Here” educates the community on effective injury prevention strategies. BCH injury prevention program team of experts visits classrooms at after-school programs, parent groups, community centers, safety fairs throughout Massachusetts to provide tips and resources for children, parents, clinicians and caregivers on how to stay safe and prevent injuries.
By the Numbers 2018:
Events =165
Children/Families Reached = 488,979
Children/ Families engaged = 32,854
Van miles on the road = 8,990
Massachusetts communities served = 42
Click here for the BCH Injury Prevention brochure (PDF, 2.18 MB)
John Hopkins University Research Report
The report provides an overview of the burden of fatal and non-fatal injuries to children ages 9-14 in the U.S. for the period 2005 – 2017 and implications for prevention programming. The report describes the magnitude and mechanism of injury for unintentional and intentional injury overall and by age group. Data from three states are also highlighted California, Massachusetts and Ohio.
Child Injury In the United States: A Report to Fundación MAPFRE from the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy (PDF, 4 MB)
Safety in Seconds Child Injury Prevention Smart App
The Safety in Seconds app (SIS) can help keep families safe. SIS will give safety tips on two topics: Child Passenger safety and Fire prevention at home
Link for the Safety in Seconds app: safetyinseconds.org
Click here for more information on the Safety in Seconds app (PDF, 130 KB)
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
The MADD partnership focuses on the goal to develop and expand MADD Massachusetts and Connecticut outreach and community engagement providing prevention and education programs through the two states on their campaign to eliminate drunk and drugged driving.
Social Action Area
United Way of Webster and Dudley
United Way of Webster and Dudley provides economic aid to 17 health and humanitarian organizations which work with more than 7,000 beneficiaries in the towns of Webster and Dudley, Massachusetts. Among the services offered by the organization are food aid, help with paying rents, intervention in cases of domestic violence, adult literacy programs, dental health care in schools, legal assistance and more. The services aim to cover the needs of those at risk of social exclusion, and to improve the organization of mutual support and care among the community.
Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos (NPH) The Seattle Institute Leadership Program
The NPH Seattle Institute Leadership Program invests in the development of six NPH college students every year. The program organizes the students to travel to Seattle and live with local host families for 6 months where they take part in leadership courses. The students are trained at a local community college; intensive English, job shadowing and service activities.
Teach for America, Ohio – Ensuring an excellent education for vulnerable children
Teach for America, California – Creating the Conditions for a Better Education for Underprivileged Children
The project focuses on developing the talent and leadership skills of teachers in collaboration with the heads of schools which helps them become better role models for their pupils.
TFA California aims to ensure a high-quality education for all children regardless of economic status.
By the numbers: 232 beneficiaries
Teach for America, Massachusetts – New Opportunities for Students from Vulnerable backgrounds
This program focuses on three parts, First finding leaders whose professional careers stand out and who have demonstrated their leadership skills and values. Second, develop and cultivate the leadership skills to bring about change through education. Training leaders who go beyond traditional expectations and help students to attain academic and personal growth and third Supporting individual and collective leadership, relationships and learning from each other.
By the numbers 455 beneficiaries
Real Madrid Foundation – Building Community through Sports
The project “Newcomers building community through sports “program launched at ENLACE (Engaging Newcomers in Language and Content Education) High School in Lawrence Massachusetts. This youth sports program promotes physical, intellectual and social development through a sporting approach with basketball as the main tool.
Worcester Community Action Council – Nutritional Care
The Head Start program at Worcester Community Action Council (WCAC) offers nutritional care to children. The program provides 203 children with a healthy and nutritional breakfast, lunch and snack.
Best Buddies – Pre-Employment Training Program
The pre-employment training program empowers students with intellectual and or developmental disabilities (IDD) to achieve long-term successful employment through adulthood. By providing critical transition services in the form of pre-employment training, the program provides the resources needed for people with IDD by using education and collaboration as development tools assisting students to feel confident, capable and most of all inspired to achieve their dreams leading them into the workforce.
By the numbers: 168 beneficiaries 
Bottom Line – Empowering College Students
Worcester Success program assigns an Advisor who works one-on-one, meeting in person on college campuses throughout the year to college students. Students receive support in four main areas, aligned with a DEAL model: Degree, Employability, Affordability, Life.
By the numbers: 400 beneficiaries
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Webster Public Library - Life Skills Program
Insurance and Social Protection Area
BMAP College Insurance Competition
Culture Area
2019 Exhibits
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