We provide free psychosocial care and activities to foster mental wellbeing and social inclusion.
Filling the gap in the mental health care system
Where Spanish public mental health care systems are overwhelmed with long waiting lists and private options are unaffordable for those in disadvantaged positions, Iguality provides free mental health care to those who need it most.
The three pillars of our work
We provide consistent and holistic psychosocial care and activities to migrants, refugees, LGBTQ+ individuals, victims of (domestic) violence and others at risk of social exclusion who cannot afford private care. We also act as an advocate to make the voices of our community heard.
Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
Our volunteer therapists provide individual and group support, complemented by social work and partnerships that strengthen holistic care.
Sports and Social Belonging
Through weekly football, running and other sports activities, we promote community building and foster both mental and physical wellbeing.
Advocacy & Awareness Raising
Our work enables us to give a voice to the communities we serve and raise awareness about the importance of accessible mental health care.
Whom do we work for and with?
We offer our services to anyone who is in a more disadvantaged situation, and who cannot afford private mental health care. In practice, this means we often work with the following communities:
Migrants and Refugees
Many migrants and refugees experience anxiety and depression due to displacement and cultural adjustment, and our services help them navigate these challenges with resilience.
LGBTQ+ Individuals
LGBTQ+ individuals often face discrimination and social isolation, leading to increased risks of mental health issues, and we provide affirming care to foster their well-being.
Victims of Domestic Violence
Survivors of domestic violence frequently deal with PTSD and anxiety, and we offer support to help them heal and rebuild their lives in a safe environment.
People facing Unemployment and Poverty
Those facing unemployment and poverty often experience significant stress and hopelessness, and we empower them through mental health support and coping strategies.
Youth at Risk of Social Exclusion
Young people at risk of social exclusion struggle with low self-esteem and anxiety, and we provide care to help them build confidence and connections for a brighter future.
In addition to our targeted services, we ensure that our public events and activities are open to all, fostering a broader understanding of mental health and social justice.
Do you want to help?
Together we can make a difference. We can only carry out our live-saving mental care with the support of our donors, ambassadors, members and volunteers. You can help too. Will you join us?
What our community says
Our work is guided by our community, and their feedback is essential in shaping our community-led approach. Here’s what our community members have shared about the impact our support has had on their lives.
“Iguality offered me free psychological support through their amazing volunteers, which helped me regain my confidence and thrust.”
Ananda, from Venezuela
“I never forget how Luciana’s support was good and special, her words are always and still giving me a solid base to keep believing in myself.”
Cristiane, from Brazil
“A great initiative that offers support, on-hand tools, companionship and a visible progress to each and one of the persons involved in Iguality.”
Enie, from Romania
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Iguality in the media
We’re actively engaging with various platforms in media and press to raise awareness about mental health and the work we do.
““For Iguality, technology is not just a tool, it is a vehicle for social change”
Article by Esther Paniagua
“Iguality Reaches Major Milestones and Secures Funding for Future Growth”
Press Release during the Web Summit 2024
Our partners and supporters
Our work is made possible in close collaboration with partners from the non profit, private and educational sectors.
Sponsors & donors
Local non-profit partners
Private sector supporters
International & national friends
Other friends & partners
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