Programmes

Volunteering platform in Spain

Have you ever considered changing the world? Getting involved to improve the reality around us? Many people wonder how to take action… If that's you, here are some pointers.

World Wildlife Fund | (WWF) Endangered Species Conservation

If you've decided to take action to build a healthy future for the planet, you're welcome to join the WWF volunteer family. Discover how to get involved and be part of our work to conserve nature.

Foundation Adopt a Grandparent

A transformative experience that will change your life. Join the community that thinks older people are great.

More information and organisations active in this field

Volunteer Federation of the Community of Madrid (FEVOCAM)

We want society to see volunteering as an accessible, free, and open opportunity for participation and transformation of reality; so that we can have a more just society that values ​​solidarity, commitment, and shared responsibility. To this end, we promote volunteer programmes through which citizens learn about the realities that coexist in our region and decide to take the next step: to get involved in society to change and improve it.

Red Cross Volunteering

Make the decision that will change your life and the lives of many others: volunteer.

Madrid accompanies you

Madrid te Acompaña is a project aimed at all people over 65 years of age registered in the city of Madrid.

Volunteers for Madrid

Being a volunteer in Madrid means actively helping the common good, collaborating on all kinds of tasks (sports, cultural, environmental...), adapted to our availability, skills and possibilities.

International Volunteering Programme of the Public Universities of the Community of Madrid

The International Volunteering Programme of Madrid's public universities aims to promote voluntary action in universities in countries prioritised for Spanish cooperation in Latin America and Africa, or in projects of their local partners and NGOs, while also fostering professional development and the acquisition of skills derived from the voluntary work of their students in international development programmes.

Interesting links

5 tips for getting started in volunteering

Exercising, quitting smoking, learning English, studying more… This list of good intentions is surely familiar to many, even if achieving them isn't always easy. If volunteering has made it onto your list of New Year's resolutions this year, we're going to give you all the tips you need to carry out your work with determination and enthusiasm. Take note!