Federation of disability organizations · Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain

COCEMFE Aragón

A non-profit federation representing 80 organizations and defending the rights of people with physical and organic disabilities across Aragón.

About COCEMFE Aragón

What COCEMFE Aragón is

COCEMFE Aragón is a non-profit social organization defending the rights of people with physical and organic disabilities. Part of the national COCEMFE network, it says it represents 80 disability organizations in Aragón and provides them with advice, management support and other services.

Services

The federation supports member organizations, disabled people and their families in rights advocacy and efforts to improve quality of life. Published services include:

  • Advice for organizations
  • Training for organizations
  • Accessibility work
  • Psychological therapy

Psychological support

COCEMFE Aragón offers psychological support for people with disabilities and those close to them. The service addresses emotional wellbeing and difficulties such as anxiety, depression, stress or guilt that may arise after diagnosis or in relation to disability. It also supports relatives, carers and support staff. Availability, referral criteria and professional arrangements should be confirmed directly.

Accessible tourism

Through Aragón Turismo Accesible, the organization is developing a descriptive catalog of tourism resources in the autonomous community from the perspective of disabled visitors, with particular attention to people with reduced mobility.

Regional presence

COCEMFE’s national structure includes autonomous-community confederations and provincial federations. COCEMFE Aragón reports offices in all three provincial capitals of Aragón.

Contact

Head office: Calle Concepción Saiz de Otero 10, 50018 Zaragoza. Phone: +34 976 799 984. Emails: info@cocemfearagon.es and zaragoza@cocemfearagon.es.

With offices across Aragón’s three provincial capitals, the federation connects regional advocacy with direct support for member organizations, disabled people and families.

In brief

Rights and services for people with physical and organic disabilities