Fundació Diagrama
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UnclaimedSpanish non-profit foundation providing social services, residential care, and international development cooperation for vulnerable people.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Fundació Diagrama (Fundación Diagrama) is a Spanish non-profit foundation whose work centres on social intervention, residential care, and international development cooperation. According to its official website, its activities include residential services, socio-health care centres for older and dependent people, the Red Nodus network for the integral development of vulnerable people, volunteering programmes, and cooperation for development projects in Africa and Latin America. The foundation states that it works with local counterparts experienced in education, health, and social organisation and participation, always grounding its work in the defence and promotion of human rights. It also hosts the Observatorio Internacional de Justicia Juvenil (OIJJ), an autonomous non-profit body created by agreement of the foundation's board in 2003, which addresses issues affecting children, adolescents, and young people in conflict with the law from an interdisciplinary, plural perspective sensitive to different realities and cultures. The foundation's website highlights news items on topics such as prevention of gender-based violence through education and personal change, specialised training in cooking and hospitality for young people in the Labora programme in Cádiz, and gender perspective in intervening in addictive behaviours in women. It also promotes volunteering as a channel for citizen participation and offers employment opportunities through its 'Trabaja en Diagrama' section. The organisation operates in Spain and carries out development cooperation in various geographic areas of Africa and Latin America. Its motto, 'Cada persona cuenta' ('Every person counts'), reflects its person-centred approach.
History
Fundació Diagrama is a Spanish non-profit foundation. Its official website describes a broad portfolio of social services, including residential services, socio-health care centres for older and dependent people, the Red Nodus network for the integral development of vulnerable people, volunteering programmes, and cooperation for development projects in Africa and Latin America. The foundation states that it carries out development cooperation projects in various geographic areas of Africa and Latin America aimed at improving the quality of life of the population, always based on the defence and promotion of human rights, working jointly with local counterparts experienced in education, health, social organisation, and participation. In 2003, by agreement of the foundation's board (Patronato), the Observatorio Internacional de Justicia Juvenil (OIJJ) was created as an autonomous, non-profit body belonging to the foundation's internal structure. The OIJJ focuses on issues of children, adolescents, and young people in conflict with the law from an interdisciplinary, plural perspective sensitive to different realities and cultures, with the ultimate goal of contributing to protecting their rights and improving their lives. The foundation's website also highlights its volunteering action as one of the main channels for citizen participation and provides employment opportunities through its 'Trabaja en Diagrama' section. Its motto, 'Cada persona cuenta' ('Every person counts'), reflects its person-centred approach. The foundation's news section covers topics such as prevention of gender-based violence through education and personal change, specialised training in cooking and hospitality for young people in the Labora programme in Cádiz, and gender perspective in intervening in addictive behaviours in women.
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The Observatorio Internacional de Justicia Juvenil (OIJJ) is created by agreement of the Patronato of Fundación Diagrama.
Products and positioning
Non-profit foundation focused on social intervention, human rights, and integral development of vulnerable people.
Residential services
Residential social services for vulnerable people.
Socio-health care centres
Centres for older and dependent people.
Red Nodus
A space for meeting and collaboration for the integral development of vulnerable people.
Volunteering
Voluntary action as a channel for citizen participation.
Cooperation for Development
Projects in Africa and Latin America to improve quality of life, based on human rights.
International Juvenile Justice Observatory (OIJJ)
Autonomous non-profit body created in 2003, focused on children and youth in conflict with the law.
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