Valentina Sánchez Trivella has built a strong philanthropic trajectory primarily focused on mental health, suicide prevention, and social inclusion—causes deeply influenced by personal experiences within her family environment.

Her social project, “Make the Invisible Visible,” stands at the core of her work. Through this initiative, she aims to break the stigma surrounding mental health, promote open conversations, and provide support tools to vulnerable individuals. This movement has reached different countries through conferences, digital campaigns, and educational activities, especially following her coronation as Universal Woman 2023.

As part of this mission, she has also worked directly with communities, fostering safe spaces for dialogue on depression, anxiety, suicide prevention, and the fight against bullying and cyberbullying—issues she has openly addressed and brought visibility to.

Additionally, Valentina has shown a strong commitment to the LGBTQ+ community, promoting inclusion, tolerance, and equality across her social platforms and projects, integrating these causes into her broader vision of emotional and social well-being.

In the educational field, she co-authored, alongside her uncle Pedro Trivella, the children’s book “Princess Andreina,” a work designed to help children identify their emotions and seek help when they feel sad. A fundamental aspect of this project is that the book’s proceeds are allocated to support her initiative “Make the Invisible Visible,” thereby expanding its social impact.

Overall, her philanthropic work is characterized by transforming personal experiences into meaningful social action, using her international platform to educate, raise awareness, and drive real change in mental health and inclusion.