Nonprofit foundation · Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain

Fundación Federica Cerdá

A private nonprofit near Barcelona offering horse-assisted therapy and activities for children, young people, and adults with disabilities at its equestrian center in Sant Cugat del Vallès.

About Fundación Federica Cerdá

Horse-assisted therapy and activities

Fundación Federica Cerdá is a private nonprofit focused on horse-assisted therapy. Its work includes hippotherapy, equine-assisted therapy, and other horse-assisted activities for children, young people, and adults with disabilities.

Services

  • Horse-assisted therapy, including hippotherapy and equine-assisted therapy, combining horses with physical therapy and psychology techniques to support physical and cognitive skills.
  • Other activities assisted by horses.
  • Awareness events about disability.
  • Horse coaching for businesses, with programs adapted to each organization’s needs.

Equestrian center

The center is in Sant Cugat del Vallès, in the Collserola mountain range, and holds the municipal license required for its activities.

Donations and ways to help

The foundation offers several ways for individuals and businesses to help, including donations, volunteering, sponsoring therapy sessions or horses, donating materials, project-specific contributions, activity sponsorships, and advertising at its facilities and on its website. Donations may qualify for tax deductions under Law 49/2002.

Leadership

The governing body is a board of trustees that includes Federico González Cerdá (president), Gloria Cano Carrara (director of the adapted equestrian center), Cristina González Cano (veterinarian and trustee responsible for horse welfare and behavior), and Mónica González Cano (trustee and educator specializing in children’s emotional intelligence).

Location and contact

Address: Carrer de Sant Cugat, 15, 08173 Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona. Phones: +34 93 674 64 89 and +34 671 516 732. Email: info@fundacionfc.org. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.

In brief

Horse-assisted therapy, including hippotherapy and equine-assisted therapy