Asociación madres solteras

What Asociación madres solteras does

Asociación Solidaridad con Madres Solteras (ASMS), legally registered as a non-profit association (Asociación) under CIF G28914901, has operated in Madrid since 1983 providing integrated social services to monomarental (single-parent) families — primarily women raising children alone, including those with full custody, shared custody, and migrant women in vulnerable situations. The association runs a coordinated platform of services rather than a single product: an Information and Orientation Service, a Shared Housing Exchange (Bolsa de Vivienda Compartida) with demand/offer/sharing modalities across 13+ Madrid districts, emergency housing (Pisos de Emergencia 1ª y 2ª Fase) for families with children aged 0–12, an Employment Program (Aula de Empleo) with personalized itineraries and computer access, monthly training workshops, a Centro Abierto for after-school childcare, urban summer/Christmas camps, an external summer camp, and basic needs distribution (food, children's clothing, furniture). All services are delivered free of charge to beneficiaries.

ASMS holds no proprietary technology platform; operations rely on standard productivity and communication tools plus a WordPress website and social media presence (Facebook, Instagram 'monomarentales'). Weekly group information sessions held every Thursday (online and monthly in-person) serve as the primary onboarding channel, supplemented by referrals from social services and other social entities. The association is ISO 9001 certified (certificate dated September 2024), maintains documented child protection, gender violence, and anti-harassment protocols, and publishes annual financial audits.

The revenue model is non-commercial: a €24 annual membership fee (granting governance participation and discount access), individual donations via CaixaBank bank transfer, and institutional/public grants from Comunidad de Madrid, Gobierno de España, the EU Plan de Recuperación (Next Generation EU funds), the European Social Fund, Fundación la Caixa (CaixaProinfancia program), EDUCO, and the LEGO Foundation. Membership fees and individual donations are immaterial relative to grant income. Headcount is 9 employees operating from a main office at Calle Halcón 9, Vista Alegre/Carabanchel, Madrid, with a legal address at C/Bravo Murillo 4, 28015 Madrid. The organization serves hundreds of families annually and has no subsidiaries, no parent company, no VC/PE backing, and no disclosed funding rounds.

Name

Asociación madres solteras

Legal name

Asociación Solidaridad con Madres Solteras

Website

https://madresolteras.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1983

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Asociación Solidaridad con Madres Solteras (ASMS) is a Madrid-based non-profit, founded in 1983, delivering free integrated social services — emergency and shared housing, employment support, childcare, and basic needs distribution — to vulnerable single-parent families across the Madrid region.

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Headquarters

HQ city

Madrid

HQ country

Spain

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Fees: Annual membership fee of €24 per member, granting access to the association's governance (participation in the General Assembly), discounts on activities, and collective representation in defense of single-parent family rights.
2. Donations and Charitable Contributions: The association receives monetary donations from individuals and organizations. Donations are made via bank transfer to CaixaBank (IBAN: ES80 2100 2865 5313 0100 0329). No amount is specified for individual donations.
3. Public Subsidies and Grants: ASMS is funded by public subsidies from the Comunidad de Madrid, Gobierno de España, Plan de Recuperación (European Next Generation EU funds), and Fondo Social Europeo, among others. Funding is also received from private foundations including La Caixa Foundation (CaixaProinfancia program) and EDUCO.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Asociación Solidaridad con Madres Solteras (ASMS) provides social services to single-parent (monomarental) families in Madrid, including information and orientation, housing support, employment assistance, childcare services, and basic-needs aid. Since 1983, it has served as a specialized non-profit association addressing the unique challenges faced by single mothers in Spain.

Product overview

Asociación Solidaridad con Madres Solteras (ASMS) is a non-profit organization operating since 1983 that provides a comprehensive ecosystem of social services for monomarental families in Madrid. The organization functions as a platform of interconnected services rather than a single product, comprising: an Information and Orientation Service; a Shared Housing Exchange (Bolsa de Vivienda Compartida) with demand, offer, and sharing modalities; Emergency Housing (Pisos de Emergencia 1ª y 2ª Fase); an Employment Program including an Employment Classroom (Aula de Empleo) and Personalized Employment Itineraries (IPE); Training Workshops and Leisure activities; Basic Needs Coverage (food, clothing, furniture); Caixa Proinfancia childhood development program; Centro Abierto for children and adolescents; Urban Camps and External Summer Camp; and a Group Information Session program. The services are designed to work together holistically, providing housing support, employment assistance, childcare, and basic needs in an integrated manner.

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Products and services

• Information and Orientation Service Provides single mothers and monomarental families with guidance on public benefits, legal entitlements, and available social resources, helping them navigate the Spanish welfare system.
• Housing Support Service Assists single-parent families in Madrid with housing access, including guidance on public housing, rental support, and emergency accommodation referrals.
• Employment Support Service Helps single mothers find employment through job-readiness support, training referrals, and connecting beneficiaries with partner employers and public employment programs.
• Childcare Service Provides childcare resources and support to single-parent families in Madrid, enabling parents to pursue employment, training, or other activities.
• Basic-Needs Assistance Provides emergency and ongoing basic-needs support (food, clothing, and other essentials) to vulnerable single-parent families in Madrid.
• Annual Membership Annual membership in ASMS at €24/year, giving members access to the association's services and supporting its operating funding.

Quantifiable outcome

• Hundreds of single-parent families supported annually across housing, employment, and reconciliation programs.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

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Partnerships

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

• Comunidad de MadridcoreOthersThe Comunidad de Madrid provides public subsidies to fund ASMS programs supporting single-parent families in the Madrid region.
• CaixaBank / Fundación la CaixacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFundación la Caixa runs the CaixaProinfancia program, a transformative initiative for child development in vulnerable situations. ASMS is a participant in this program, delivering socio-educational support and childcare services to single-parent families.
• Gobierno de EspañamajorOthersThe Spanish central government provides public funding to ASMS through various social programs targeting families.
• EDUCOminorOthersEDUCO is a child-focused NGO that co-finances ASMS programs aimed at supporting children in vulnerable situations.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Provivienda: Provivienda is a Madrid-based non-profit specialized in housing mediation, shared housing programs, and affordable rental access for vulnerable families. It is directly comparable to ASMS's Bolsa de Vivienda Compartida and Pisos de Emergencia offerings.
• Fundación CEPAIM: CEPAIM is a Spanish non-profit working on social inclusion, housing, employment, and family support for vulnerable populations including migrant single mothers in Madrid. It overlaps with ASMS on housing mediation, employment itineraries, and family reconciliation services.
• Hogar Sí: Hogar Sí is a Spanish foundation focused on housing access for people in situations of homelessness and severe housing vulnerability. It overlaps with ASMS on emergency housing and shared housing coordination for families in Madrid.
• Fundación Madrina: Fundación Madrina is a Madrid-based non-profit that provides material, educational, and health support specifically to single mothers and their children. It is the closest direct peer to ASMS in terms of mission focus on monomarental families and the integrated aid model.
• Federación de Asociaciones de Madres Solteras (FAMS): FAMS is a national federation representing and supporting single-mother associations across Spain. It is a direct peer as both an advocacy and service-delivery entity for the monomarental population ASMS serves.

Others

• Fundación La Caixa (CaixaProinfancia): Fundación La Caixa is one of ASMS's core funders through the CaixaProinfancia program and is comparable as a foundation operating childhood and family welfare programs in Spain, sometimes directly delivering services where partners like ASMS are not present.

Broad incumbents

• Cruz Roja Española (Madrid): Cruz Roja's Madrid branch delivers social assistance programs targeting vulnerable families, including employment guidance, basic needs support, and family reconciliation services. It is a comparable broad incumbent operating in the same social services space.
• Save the Children España: Save the Children España runs childhood development and family support programs for vulnerable families nationwide, including the CaixaProinfancia ecosystem in which ASMS participates. It is a comparable large-scale NGO operating family and child welfare programs.
• Cáritas Diocesana de Madrid: Cáritas Madrid is a large Catholic social services organization providing housing, food, employment, and family support across the Madrid region. It overlaps with ASMS on emergency aid, housing mediation, and employment accompaniment for vulnerable families, but operates at much larger scale and broader scope.
• UNICEF España: UNICEF España advocates and programs for children's rights and family well-being in vulnerable situations in Spain. It is comparable as a broader incumbent family/child welfare actor whose policy and program priorities shape the funding environment ASMS operates in.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/100064857214364
• Instagraminstagram.com/monomarentales
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/asociaci%C3%B3n-madres-solteras

Compliance1 record

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