MOBHOPE · Our activities

Our activities

Explore the work of the whole project: mobile care, prevention, dignity, research and service quality. Each area connects to the relevant work packages.

Mobile care

Three mobile units bring prevention, screening and care closer to communities facing barriers to conventional services.

Prevention & training

Health promotion, educational materials and professional learning support the work of mobile and community teams.

Stigma & dignity

Listen to experiences of stigma and develop practical ways to promote respect, confidentiality and access to care.

For people living with hepatitis

Information, leaflets, support and a voluntary questionnaire about lived experiences. No score or pass/fail result.

Information and supportAbout the stigma questionnaires

For health and social care professionals

Practise respectful responses to real-life situations, receive feedback and check what you have learned.

Open the professional challenge

Research & quality

Study care pathways and community needs, improve mobile services and develop a shared European service package.

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European Union funding

MOBHOPE is co-funded through EU4Health under Grant Agreement No 101233203, as listed in the official European Commission project profile. The project runs from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2028. EU4H-2024-PJ-03 identifies the call. The project is coordinated by Fundación para la Investigación Biomédica del Hospital Gregorio Marañón (FIBHGM).

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