Accem
A social-development organization working in Spain since 1990 to defend the rights of refugees, migrants, and people experiencing vulnerability, with services in 15 autonomous communities.
About Accem
Rights and support for people facing vulnerability
Accem is a social-development organization that has worked in Spain since 1990 to defend the rights of refugees, migrants, and people experiencing vulnerability. Its national headquarters are on the eighth floor of 3 Calle Magallanes, Madrid 28015. Accem operates in 15 of Spain's autonomous communities.
Services
The organization offers support in seven areas:
- Legal services: Specialized legal guidance for people facing vulnerability.
- Psychological services: Emotional and therapeutic support.
- Temporary housing: Residential accommodations and support.
- Inclusion: Social integration and community participation programs.
- Employment: Career guidance, training, and job placement.
- Participation and volunteering.
- Partnerships: Collaboration with other organizations and agencies.
Reach and programs
Accem reports that it served more than 78,500 people in 2025 and supported 300,000 people over the past five years. Its programs include an employment agency, a training school, and services for businesses. Recent work includes a humanitarian response to the emergency in Ceuta, the Sensibles campaign, and its annual report. The organization also provides a reporting channel and publishes information about transparency and compliance.
Contact Accem
- Headquarters: 3 Calle Magallanes, eighth floor, Madrid 28015.
- Phone: 91 531 23 12.
- General email: accem@accem.es
- Donations: yodono@accem.es
- Volunteering: voluntariado@accem.es
- Press: prensa@accem.es
- Recruitment: rrhh.seleccion@accem.es
Refugee and migrant support, legal and psychological assistance, housing, employment, and social inclusion