Asociación Reto a la Esperanza

Addiction recovery and support

Asociación Reto a la Esperanza is a nonprofit that offers free help, immediate admission, and ongoing support for people facing addiction, with the goal of helping them recover and reintegrate into society. Its social work is widely known as Centro Reto.

The association began working in Cantabria in 1985 and was declared an organization of public benefit (BOE, January 27, 1995). According to figures it publishes, it has more than 40 years of experience, a presence in 26 countries, and has served more than 80,000 people, including more than 3,679 residential clients.

Services and projects

Admission to its centers is immediate, voluntary, and free. The association funds its work through several projects and services:

• Cooperative: Household goods pickup, transport, and moving services in Spain.
• Desguaces Reto: An authorized vehicle treatment center.
• Senior residences: Specialized residential care.
• Eco Reto: Recycling facilities and waste management.
• Clínica Reto: Medical, social, and dental care.
• Rastro Reto: Stores selling used and secondhand furniture.

Locations

The association has centers and service locations in several Spanish provinces, as well as an international presence. Its official locator helps people find the nearest location.

Contact

Published contact email: consultas@asociacionreto.com. The website also has an official form for questions about admission, rehabilitation, furniture pickup, and moving services.