Description of organisation

FUNDACIÓN CIVIL SAN FRANCISCO JAVIER (FCSFJ) is an entity of public utility and general interest that aims to work in the defense of social inclusion and equality. Through its CENTRO PADRE LASA (CPL), which was incorporated in 2002, the foundation undertakes the mission of serving people and families (mostly of migrant origin) who, living in Navarra, presents situations of risk and social exclusion. The objective is accompanying their personal social inclusion processes through educational and material support, accompaniment, training and access to employment opportunities.

To achieve that objective, CPL promotes the following programs and services: ESPACIO ABIERTO A MUJERES (educational support for low-income migrant women with family responsibilities); PROGRAMA DE FAMILIAS Y MENORES (accompaniment of migrant families or families of migrant origin at three levels: school, family, and leisure); MENORES SIN REFERENTES y JÓVENES EXTUTELADOS (accompaniment of the most vulnerable cases and dynamization of the social and socio-educational area of young migrants); PATROCINIO COMUNITARIO (accompaniment of refugee families resettled in Navarra through a model in which the community itself is the one that welcomes and comprehensively accompanies them); ROPERO SOCIAL (resource to help people and families at risk of social exclusion, in their specific needs for clothing, footwear, household items, etc.); SENSIBILIZACIÓN E INCIDENCIA (awareness raising).