Teletón 20-30

Teletón 20-30 · El Corazón de Panamá, the Heart of Panama · Veraguas, Los Santos, Herrera and Coclé

One country,
one goal.

  • Saturday, October 2412:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
  • VenueAzuero Convention Center, Chitré

Live broadcast

  • RPC
  • TVMAX
  • SERTV
  • Hispania TV
  • NEXtv
  • Oye TV

Online

  • Medcom Go
  • TVN Pass

One country, one goal.

On Saturday, October 24, Panama came together to build safe, dignified homes for the families in the Central Provinces hit by the earthquake.

A boy in a wheelchair in front of a single-story home with an access ramp and a garden, at sunset.
Campaign image · a rendering of the home design

Your gift builds a home.

1,900 people giving $10 = a complete home for one family.

Each home costs $19,000 and has 43 m² of floor space designed for accessibility. Families with at least one person with a disability come first.

Total cost per home

$19,000.00

Floor area

43 m²

Accessible design for people with disabilities.

National coordination for the Central Provinces

MIVIOT, Panama’s housing ministry
Coordinates
Contraloría General de la República, the national comptroller
Oversees
Reconstruye Panamá
Builds
Teletón 20-30
Raises the funds

Where it aired

  • Saturday, October 24 · 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
  • Azuero Convention Center, Chitré
  • TV: RPC, TVMAX, SERTV, Hispania TV, NEXtv and Oye TV
  • Online: Medcom Go and TVN Pass

Because a home takes all of us.

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The event also funds · Neonatal Care Network

Stronger pediatric and newborn care for central Panama.

Alongside the homes, the Central Provinces event is equipping the neonatal care network of Veraguas, Los Santos, Herrera and Coclé in a systematic, organized way. Every newborn needs a chance.

Premature births in Panama
≈10%a year, around 6,392 babies
Survive when born at 25 to 32 weeks
70%of babies born in that range
Neonatal deaths in 2025
960in the four Central Provinces

Source: Teletón Provincias Centrales 2026 campaign document · Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá. The 2025 figure adds together Veraguas, Los Santos, Herrera and Coclé, according to the Contraloría General de la República · INEC, Nacimientos vivos y defunciones fetales, año 2025 (preliminary figures).

Where things stand

  • Demand in the Central Provinces exceeds capacity, and there isn’t enough equipment.
  • Some areas need care and attention.
  • For a baby born premature in the Central Provinces, the greatest risk is being transferred: it almost always means death.
Goal Project 2026 video · 2 min 35 s, with sound · Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá

What’s needed, place by place

Chitré
More incubators, and better ones
Las Tablas
New beds for the pediatric wing
Santiago
Vital equipment and better care in the pediatric ICU
Coclé
Bringing what it takes to save the lives of children and newborns

See the ways to give

  • Open incubator with a radiant heat lampOpen incubator
  • Closed neonatal intensive care incubatorClosed incubator
  • Manual resuscitator kit in an emergency caseManual resuscitator
  • Multiparameter vital signs monitorCentral monitoring station and vital signs monitor
  • Pediatric crib with side railsPediatric crib

Source: technical sheets in the Teletón Provincias Centrales 2026 campaign document · Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá

Ways to give

Pick the one that’s easiest for you.

Every option leads to the same place: Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá, the service club that organizes the Teletón. Always check that the name matches.

Source: Teletón Provincias Centrales 2026 · Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá · We never ask for passwords or full card details by message.

Contact

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