AI BriefingElevenLabs partners with adELA to offer free voice restoration for ALS patients in Spain
·2026.10.28 18:16
Key point
The partnership, the first under ElevenLabs' Impact Program, allows eligible patients to create digital voice clones using new recordings or existing audio files.
Details
- ElevenLabs announced a partnership with adELA, Spain's leading ALS association, to provide free voice restoration technology to patients in the country.
- This is the first Spanish initiative under the ElevenLabs Impact Program and the first country where the technology is available through a national patient association.
- An estimated 4,000–4,500 people in Spain live with ALS, a condition that often leads to the loss of speech.
- Eligible patients can create a digital version of their voice by recording new samples if their speech has not changed significantly, or by uploading old recordings if their voice has already faded.
- The service is available to people diagnosed with ALS in Spain who apply through adELA.
- adELA has supported people with ALS and their families for more than 30 years, providing specialized care and psychological support.
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