Only 5% of people who suffer a cardiac arrest outside hospital survive. No dejes para mañana is a social project by which Ibiza will become an international benchmark for having the highest rate of people trained in CPR and defibrillator use. This will be achieved through several free, open events and workshops.
2007
Our beginnings
We started as a 2-people health company to promote heart health through an ambitious project.
2008
Premi Jove award to Bussiness of Eivissa
We consolidated our position as the leading company in the health sector on the island.
2009
Exponential growth of the company
12 defibrillators were installed and more than 300 people received CPR training in Ibiza and Formentera.
2010
Agreement with Unicef
We signed an agreement with the committee of Unicef Ibiza to join the initiative “Multiplica por la infancia”.
2012
Opening of a new office
The increase in the number of employees favoured the new opening, which allowed us to continue growing.
2013
New partnerships
We started working together with public institutions by running CPR training sessions for members of the forces in Ibiza.
2016
International reputation
We were the only Spanish company to attend the International Conference on Critical Care and Emergency Medicine, one of the most important health-related meetings around the globe.
2019
New offices
With over 100 defibrillators installed, 1,000 students and 700 hours of training, we had to move to the centre of Ibiza town.
2022
We received the COR award
Caritas Diocesana of Eivissa and Formentera awarded us for our constant social work.
2023
No dejes para mañana (Do not put off until tomorrow) was created
After 132 defibrillators installed, 1,251 students and 722 hours of training, our heart-healthy project was named.
Ibiza, the world’s most heart-healthy island.
As each minute passes, if no treatment is delivered the chance of survival decreases by 10%. Cardiac arrest is a time-dependent process. This means that the prognosis will drastically change if basic CPR is provided as soon as possible until medical emergency services arrive. Taking these vital steps of the chain of survival is essential to carry out a successful resuscitation.
These projects can take place thanks to members, donors, companies, public institutions and Emergency Staff investments. All the monetary contributions we receive from companies, members and official bodies are voluntary.
