
NWHR, IGAXES and Brais Méndez charity collection
This t-shirt is a collaboration between us, the NGO IGAXES, and the footballer Brais Méndez. 100% of the profits from this garment will go to the NGO IGAXES with the aim of providing a year of professional psychological care to children in Galicia who are in vulnerable situations.
In Galicia, 1 in 3 children are at risk of social exclusion. Mental health should not be a luxury but a right.
With this campaign, we would like to contribute our bit to improving this situation.

We donate all profits to igaxes
All profits from the sale of this t-shirt will go to IGAXES to provide psychological care to vulnerable children in Galicia.

Each scholarship costs €3,000.
On average, annual psychological support costs €3,000, depending on individual needs.

A collaboration between 3 bands
NWHR joins forces with the NGO IGAXES and footballer Brais Méndez with the aim of providing a year of professional psychological care to children in Galicia who are in a vulnerable situation.
"Receiving psychological attention shouldn't be a luxury. I've been lucky enough to have support during the difficult times of my career, and I know how important it is. That's why I'm involved in this campaign.
I want to put my voice at the service of those who don't have one.
Brais Méndez, player of Real Sociedad
"For us, this t-shirt is more than just a garment: it's a statement. At Nowhere, we believe that fashion can be a vehicle for real change."
Yago Castro, CEO of Nowhere.
"We have been working with vulnerable young people in Galicia for over 25 years, and we know that mental health is one of the pillars of inclusion. This campaign allows us to offer something very concrete: a full year of psychological care to those who would not otherwise be able to access it."
Carlos Rosón, director of IGAXES.
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