Social inclusion nonprofit · Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain

Asociación Murialdo

A Madrid nonprofit with more than 30 years of work promoting solidarity, social inclusion, and personal development for children, young people, and adults facing vulnerability or social hardship.

About Asociación Murialdo

Social inclusion and personal development

Asociación Murialdo is a nonprofit with more than 30 years of activity in the Community of Madrid. It promotes solidarity, social inclusion, and personal development for people facing particular vulnerability. Its main groups include children, teens, and young adults ages six and up, as well as adults experiencing social hardship, women, and unemployed people, both Spanish and foreign-born.

Programs and projects

The association runs a broad range of education and social programs, several in partnership with public agencies in Madrid:

  • Arcadia Community Day Center: run in collaboration with the Madrid Agency for the Reeducation and Reintegration of Young Offenders.
  • Pizarro Intensive I+I Center: specialized support for children and teens at social risk.
  • Móstoles Intensive I+I Center: the same specialized support for minors at social risk.
  • Jacinto Benavente Non-Intensive I+I Center: a program with the Directorate General for Children, Family, and Promotion of Births, for minors facing social vulnerability.
  • Employment and social integration: supports the social and workplace integration of people from groups at risk of exclusion.
  • PAAES school-support program: works to improve academic success at schools serving students facing social disadvantage.
  • Independent-living apartments: educational and social support for young adults who have left the Community of Madrid's child-protection system.
  • Transitional housing for people in vulnerable situations: temporary housing in a safe environment with comprehensive support.
  • Immigration and social inclusion for foreign-born women: support with adaptation and the promotion of equal opportunity.

Recent activities

Training activities include workshops on the Constitution, citizenship and immigration; workplace literacy; and job searches, all designed to strengthen participants' employment prospects and inclusion.

Organization and administration

The association's administration department handles finance, personnel, administrative operations, digital systems, resources, project coordination, funding, and implementation. It also oversees cross-functional areas such as quality, regulatory compliance, transparency, and staff training, and publishes transparency information on its website.

Contact

Phone numbers: +34 91 665 24 65, +34 91 665 10 33, +34 91 683 14 93, +34 91 861 51 36, +34 696 947 635, and +34 915 998 576. General email: info@asociacionmurialdo.es. Program emails: coord.noint.getafe@asociacionmurialdo.es, centrodediacomunidad@asociacionmurialdo.es, indis.getafe@asociacionmurialdo.es, and insercionlaboral@asociacionmurialdo.es.

In brief

Education, social inclusion, and employment support