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The project aims to develop the sustainability and fundraising capacity of the ARNIS association, the National Association of premature or sick newborns and their families, by developing and implementing the SUS-TIN Communication Platform, for 21 months, with the role of fundraising mechanism and reporting of donations obtained, but also a tool for increasing the quality of medical and social services provided to newborns (through communication and education). In this project, in the first 8 months we will develop and test the SUS-TIN Platform (fundraising interface and donation communication, communication interface with parents and childcare training interface) that is part of the organizational development, and it can be used later in other Maternity Hospitals, at national level. We will install the live streaming video network in a NICU (Newborn Intensive Care Unit) in a Level III Maternity that will have a maximum usage by 600 parents (in a secure way, respecting GDPR), we will also be able to educate through childcare courses a maximum of 5000 parents (with full-term babies, premature or sick babies) and we will carry out fundraising activities for 13 months. The project team will benefit from a fundraising training and mentoring process to adapt the fundraising strategy to the context of the restrictions of the COVID-19 Pandemic and for efficient use of the SUS-TIN Platform. With the donations generated by this online fundraising mechanism, we will be able to support the cause "Little human in therapy" at our Maternity Partners, so that the care of these vulnerable children is in accordance with European Standards, family-centred care, and children''s rights to health, social assistance and family membership to be respected. At the same time, for the sustainability of this fundraising mechanism, using the donations we will expand the SUS-TIN Platform network by adding one Maternity annually and generating new and new recurring donations.