
Asociación Vasija
A Guadalajara nonprofit founded in 1997, supporting children, young people, and families experiencing social vulnerability through housing, employment, and prevention programs.
About Asociación Vasija
Support for Children, Young People, and Families
Asociación Vasija is a nonprofit founded in 1997 that works with children, young people, and families experiencing social vulnerability in Guadalajara province, Spain. Its work focuses on protecting and supporting the rights of children and young people through a range of services.
Areas of Work
- Residential care and housing for minors and young adults.
- Employment and social-inclusion programs and personal development.
- Family services and support.
- Prevention programs and healthy recreational activities.
- Community prevention and inclusion in settings such as schools, parks, and sports facilities.
Leadership and Team
The organization has a board led by president Maiti Sánchez and general director Raúl Rodríguez. Its team also includes administration and human resources staff, residential program leadership, and coordinators for several homes and programs, including Peso Gordo, Fantasía, and Pegaso; Empodera2, Brújula, and Impulso; and youth and family services.
Locations and Contact
The main office is at 3 Calle Carmen de Burgos, 19005 Guadalajara, Spain. The organization also has its own space, Espacio Vasija, at 53A Calle Zaragoza, left-hand unit, 19005 Guadalajara. Phone: +34 949 217 035. Email: vasija@asociacionvasija.com.
Public Activity
Asociación Vasija is on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, and LinkedIn. It takes part in local initiatives such as the charity showcase at the Guadalajara Contemporary Film Festival (FESCIGU) and publishes research findings on young people leaving state care, including the 2023 FEPA survey.
Residential care, family support, social inclusion, and prevention programs for young people