Fundación Ana Valdivia

What Fundación Ana Valdivia does

Fundación Ana Valdivia is a private non-profit foundation (CIF G-85082998) headquartered in Madrid, Spain, founded in 2000 by Susana Soto Pérez and Francisco Valdivia to support children, youth, and adults with cerebral palsy and related disabilities, along with their families. It operates as a unified service organization built around six interconnected programs: Ocio y Participación Social (leisure and social participation), Deporte Adaptado (Boccia, Powerchair Football, Swimming, adapted dance, and personal training), Asistencia Personal (transport and accompaniment), Terapias y Asistencia Domiciliaria (physiotherapy, psychology, occupational therapy, speech therapy, hydrotherapy, and functional mobility delivered in homes), Atención Temprana (family-centered early intervention based on Robin McWilliam's routine-based model), and Respiro Familiar (family respite and conciliation support). All services are provided free of charge to beneficiaries, with funding drawn from individual donations (BIZUM and bank transfer), institutional subsidies and grants (Comunidad de Madrid, Ayuntamiento de Madrid), corporate partnerships and sponsorships (notably Banco Mediolanum's annual charity padel tournament), and volunteer in-kind contributions.

The foundation operates exclusively in the Madrid region, delivering services directly through its in-house multidisciplinary team of approximately 21 named professionals and through an integrated network of specialist providers including ReCREA (early intervention), En Boreal (speech and occupational therapy), Coalas (family respite), and Fisioreact (domiciliary physiotherapy). Its go-to-market is community-led and event-driven, relying on word-of-mouth within the disability community, institutional referrals through the ASPACE Madrid confederation, schools and early intervention centers, and recurring public events such as the I Jornada de Promoción de Deporte Adaptado and adapted dance congresses. Outreach is supported by a WordPress-based website (fundacionanavaldivia.org) and active social channels on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Technology is not part of the operating model — the organization is a service delivery platform, not a software company, and audited financial accounts are filed only with the Protectorado de Fundaciones de la Comunidad de Madrid rather than publicly disclosed.

Name

Fundación Ana Valdivia

Legal name

FUNDACIÓN ANA VALDIVIA

Website

https://fundacionanavaldivia.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2000

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Fundación Ana Valdivia is a Madrid-based non-profit foundation, founded in 2000, that delivers free therapeutic, leisure, adapted sports, personal assistance, early intervention, and family respite services to children, youth, and adults with cerebral palsy and related disabilities.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Disability Social Services

NAICS

Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (62412), Child and Youth Services (62411)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300)

akta.pro primary industry

Disability Services & Independent Living Support (BPAGACAG)

akta.pro secondary industry

Mental Health & Crisis Support Services (BPAGACAD)

Keywords

• Disability social services
• Cerebral palsy support
• Adapted sports programs
• Early intervention therapy
• Family respite care

Headquarters

HQ city

Madrid

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others

Revenue model

1. Donations and Individual Contributions: The foundation accepts one-time and recurring financial contributions from individuals, including donations via BIZUM, bank transfer, and membership fees that can be reported to the Spanish tax agency (Agencia Tributaria) for tax deduction purposes.
2. Institutional Subsidies and Grants: The foundation receives grants and subsidies from public institutions such as the Ayuntamiento de Madrid (Area Delegada de Deporte) and the Comunidad de Madrid to fund specific programs including sports promotion, early intervention, and family support.
3. Corporate Partnerships and Sponsorships: Companies collaborate with the foundation through sponsorships, charity events (e.g., Banco Mediolanum padel tournament), and legacies, with the proceeds directed to programs such as respiro familiar.
4. Volunteering (In-Kind Support): Volunteers provide in-kind support across leisure, sports, and therapeutic activities, reducing operational costs and extending the foundation's service capacity.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Fundación Ana Valdivia delivers free, in-person social, therapeutic, sporting and personal-assistance services to children, youth and adults with cerebral palsy and related disabilities in Madrid, Spain. Its programs cover leisure and social participation, adapted sports, personal assistance, home-based therapies, early intervention and family respite. The foundation is funded by donations, grants and corporate sponsorships and does not charge beneficiaries for its services.

Product overview

Fundación Ana Valdivia is a non-profit foundation offering a comprehensive suite of services for children, youth, and adults with cerebral palsy and related disabilities. The organization operates as a unified service portfolio organized around six interconnected programs: (1) Ocio y Participación Social providing leisure and social participation opportunities; (2) Deporte Adaptado offering adapted sports including Boccia, Powerchair Football, Swimming, and Dance; (3) Asistencia Personal for transport and accompaniment; (4) Terapias y Asistencia Domiciliaria delivering home-based physiotherapy, psychology, occupational therapy, speech therapy, hydrotherapy, and functional mobility; (5) Atención Temprana providing family-centered early intervention; and (6) Respiro Familiar offering family respite and reconciliation support. These programs work together to promote inclusion, autonomy, and quality of life for beneficiaries and their families.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Ocio y Participación Social (Leisure and Social Participation) Free leisure and social participation activities designed for children, youth and adults with cerebral palsy and related disabilities in Madrid, supporting community inclusion and social engagement.
• Deporte Adaptado (Adapted Sports) Free adapted sports programming for people with cerebral palsy and related disabilities in Madrid, enabling physical activity tailored to individual abilities.
• Asistencia Personal (Personal Assistance) Free personal assistance services supporting daily living activities for people with cerebral palsy and related disabilities in the Madrid region.
• Terapias y Asistencia Domiciliaria (Therapies and Home Assistance) Free home-based therapeutic interventions and assistance delivered to people with cerebral palsy and related disabilities in their own homes in Madrid.
• Atención Temprana (Early Intervention) Free early intervention services for young children with cerebral palsy or related developmental disabilities, focused on stimulation and developmental support in Madrid.
• Respiro Familiar (Family Respite) Free respite service that provides temporary care for a family member with cerebral palsy or related disability, giving primary caregivers a break from caregiving responsibilities in Madrid.

Quantifiable outcome

• 55+ people with disabilities participated in the I Jornada de Promoción de Deporte Adaptado 2025, demonstrating effective community reach.
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

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Has API

No

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Partnerships

19 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

• Comunidad de MadridcoreOthersThe Comunidad de Madrid is an institutional collaborator and funder of the foundation's programs. Their logo appears in the collaborators section alongside the Ayuntamiento de Madrid.
• Ayuntamiento de MadridcoreOthersThe Ayuntamiento de Madrid, through its Área Delegada de Deporte, has granted subsidies to the foundation for adapted sports promotion projects including the I Jornada de Promoción de Deporte Adaptado and programs for women's participation in adapted sports.
• ASPACE MadridcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerASPACE Madrid is a key partner representing people with cerebral palsy in Madrid. Their president, Agustina Borrás, participated in the foundation's I Jornada de Deporte Adaptado 2025, and the foundation collaborates on advocacy and sports events.
• Junta Municipal del Distrito de BarajascoreOthersThe district council of Barajas co-organized the I Jornada de Promoción de Deporte Adaptado 2025 and hosted the event at Centro Deportivo Municipal de Barajas 'El Barco'. Their president, Juan Peña, participated in the event.
• Federación Madrileña de Deportes de Parálisis Cerebral (FMDPC)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe federation provided inestimable advisory and support to the foundation when it began its powerchair football program following the fusion with Club Infanta Elena in 2014/2015.
• Ayuntamiento de San Sebastián de los ReyesminorOthersThe municipality provided essential support by ceding sports facilities for the powerchair football program, in particular through its Sports Council.
• RehatsansminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorRehatsans appears as a collaborator in the foundation's collaborators section. Barajas Para Ti is also listed as a collaborator, potentially related to the Barajas district accessibility initiatives.
• UAIOSminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerUAIOS (Unión de Asociaciones de Personas con Discapacidad) is listed as a collaborator, suggesting alignment on advocacy and service coordination.
• IES MirasierraminorOthersIES Mirasierra in Fuencarral-El Pardo provides sports facilities for boccia training (Wednesday and Saturday) and the adapted football school (Friday).
• Gimnasio TandemminorOthersGimnasio Tandem hosts the 'Sit and Dance' (Danza y Expresión Corporal) session on Monday evenings.
• Centro Deportivo Municipal de Barajas 'El Barco'minorOthersThe municipal sports center in Barajas (Avda. de Logroño 70) hosted the I Jornada de Promoción de Deporte Adaptado 2025, organized in collaboration with the foundation.
• Club El EstudianteminorOthersThe club hosted the Banco Mediolanum charity padel tournament benefiting the foundation's respiro familiar project.
• Rosas Dance CongressminorGTM or Marketing PartnerThe foundation participated in the Rosas Dance Congress Back to School Congress (October 27-29), presenting a Latin dance show with their adapted dance group.
• Andecha (Asociación)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe foundation collaborated with Andecha to organize a body expression and free movement workshop at La Casa Encendida.
• Dan ZassminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerDan Zass professionals delivered the body expression and free movement workshop hosted at La Casa Encendida in collaboration with the foundation.
• ReCREA (Equipo de Atención Temprana)coreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerReCREA is an external early intervention team specializing in family-centered early intervention that collaborates with the foundation, appearing on the team page alongside En Boreal and Coalas.
• En BorealcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerEn Boreal provides speech therapy (logopedia) and occupational therapy services to the foundation, listed as part of the extended team on the organizational page.
• CoalascoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerCoalas delivers family respite andconciliation support services, listed as a collaborator on the foundation's organizational page.
• FisioreactcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerFisioreact provides domiciliary physiotherapy services, listed as part of the external service provider network on the foundation's organizational page.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Others

• UAIOS (Unión de Asociaciones de Personas con Discapacidad): Listed as a foundation collaborator on the foundation's website. Coordinates multiple disability associations and operates as an ecosystem partner providing shared advocacy and service coordination in the Madrid region.
• Plena Inclusión: National federation of organizations for people with intellectual disabilities. Operates adjacent to the foundation with overlapping service and policy topics but focuses on intellectual rather than physical/cerebral palsy disabilities, making it a thematic peers rather than a direct competitor.

Broad incumbents

• Confederación ASPACE: National Spanish confederation of cerebral palsy associations. Functions as a broad umbrella organization spanning all regions of Spain, offering national-scale advocacy, training, and services that overlap with the foundation's specialized Madrid operations.
• COGAMI / COCEMFE: Spanish Confederation of People with Physical and Organic Disabilities. National-level disability advocacy and service umbrella that intersects with the foundation's beneficiary population, particularly for policy alignment and complementary services.
• Fundación ONCE: Major Spanish foundation supporting people with disabilities, funded historically by the ONCE lottery. Operates at national scale across employment, accessibility, education, and social inclusion, with broader scope than the foundation's cerebral-palsy-focused specialization.

Direct peers

• ASPACE Madrid: Confederation of organizations supporting people with cerebral palsy in Madrid. Named as a core partner of Fundación Ana Valdivia, the entity operates in the same geography serving the same disability population with overlapping therapy, social, and advocacy services.
• Federación Madrileña de Deportes de Paraparesia y Parálisis Cerebral (FMDPC): Madrid sports federation for cerebral palsy that provided foundational support when the foundation launched its powerchair football program. Directly comparable on the adapted sports dimension (boccia, powerchair football), serving the same beneficiary population in the same region.

Regional players

• Fundación Astrapace: Region of Murcia-based foundation serving people with cerebral palsy and severe disabilities. Operates a similar multi-service portfolio (early intervention, therapy, adapted leisure, family support) but in a different Spanish region, making it the closest regional peer for benchmarking.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/user/fundacionanavaldivia
• Facebookfacebook.com/FundacionAnaValdivia
• Instagraminstagram.com/fundacionanavaldivia/?hl=es
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/fundaci%C3%B3n-ana-valdivia

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

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