Strong turnout at the third edition of the Solidarity Yoga event

The event was attended by more than 350 people, who throughout the day joined this solidarity initiative promoted in collaboration with YogaOne. Participants were able to enjoy several yoga sessions open to all levels, in a privileged setting overlooking the sea and in a warm, welcoming atmosphere full of positive energy.

The Foundation’s Solidarity Yoga aims to raise funds to boost scientific research into infectious diseases led by Dr Bonaventura Clotet, while also raising awareness of the importance of caring for both physical and emotional health collectively. Initiatives like this help bring science closer to the public through shared wellbeing experiences.

With this third edition, Solidarity Yoga is consolidating itself as a must‑attend charity event that, year after year, brings together more people committed to health, wellbeing and research, strengthening the bond between community and science.

Feedback from participants has been very positive, particularly highlighting the quality of the yoga classes, the carefully curated and inspiring atmosphere of the day, and the solidarity-driven purpose of the initiative. Many valued the opportunity to practise yoga in a unique setting while actively contributing to a scientific and social cause with real impact.

From the Fight Infections Foundation, we would like to thank all those who took part, as well as the support of YogaOne and W Barcelona Hotel, who once again made this initiative possible. We would also like to thank Natureo, Naturitas, Komvida, Animarius, Mr. Wonderful i ONYVA as event partners. Solidarity Yoga continues to grow thanks to the commitment of a community that believes in wellbeing, solidarity and science as drivers of change.