Fundación Amigó

Support for young people and families

Fundación Amigó is a social organization working with people experiencing exclusion or vulnerability, with a particular focus on children and young people facing difficulties and their families. Its work includes social and educational support, international cooperation, public awareness and development education, training, and research.

Programs and projects

The foundation runs programs and projects including:

• Social and educational support
• International cooperation
• Public awareness and development education
• Training and research
• Conviviendo Project
• Amigó DAP 360º Project

One of its resources is Centro de Menores Cabanyal, a residential center for minors managed by the foundation under the Valencian regional government’s Department of Equality and Inclusive Policies. It serves young people ages 14–18 experiencing serious conflict in their family environment.

Reach and impact

According to its annual report, the foundation worked with more than 42,000 people in 2025. It operates centers, programs, and projects with staff and partners. Its awareness campaigns include work with young people leaving state care at age 18, and it develops vocational training projects in Côte d’Ivoire.

Where it works

The foundation has projects in several parts of Spain, including Madrid, Cantabria, Valencia, and Castellón de la Plana. Its headquarters are in Madrid; phone: +34 913 002 385.

Ways to help

Ways to support Fundación Amigó include becoming a member, donating, sponsoring a young person, organizing events, leaving a legacy gift, partnering as a business, and volunteering. For partnership inquiries, email colaboramos@fundacionamigo.org.