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Tortosa launches children's drawing contest to brand pediatric units

The Colors that Cure initiative invites young patients to design new logos for local healthcare centers.

Generic image of a child drawing with colors in a healthcare setting.
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Generic image of a child drawing with colors in a healthcare setting.

The Tortosa Pediatric Line has introduced a creative contest titled Colors that Cure, inviting young patients to design the official icons for the city's primary healthcare units.

The initiative aims to strengthen the bond between children and healthcare professionals. One winning design will be selected for each of the seven Basic Healthcare Units (UBA) within the Tortosa pediatric network.
Participants must submit handmade drawings inspired by nature or animals by April 10, 2026. Submissions are accepted at the Roquetes Health Center (CAP) or via email.
Winners will be announced on April 15, with an official award ceremony scheduled for April 23, coinciding with the Sant Jordi festival at the Roquetes CAP.

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