ALSA works with the Integra Foundation

The Integra Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded in 2001 whose objective is the labour integration for people who belong to collectives at risk of social exclusion. It serves as a link between more than 100 NGOs and more than 60 companies who want to give these people an opportunity, thereby achieving their real integration in society.

The Foundation's objective is the search for a normal job for people who, due to various circumstances, find special difficulties in achieving real integration in society. It believes this cannot be achieved until these people obtain a job and are integrated in the normal process of economic self-sufficiency, thereby improving their personal, social and occupational self-esteem. In its 10 years of activity the Integra Foundation has achieved the hiring of more than 2,100 people who have been able to rebuild their lives thanks to a more stable job.

ALSA is a member of the Trust since 2001 and collaborates through the labour integration in its staff of people belonging to excluded collectives referred by the Integra Foundation and also through its annual contribution. The Foundation's Trust is chaired by Ana Botella, Social Affairs Councilor at the Madrid City Council, and ALSA is represented by its president, Jorge Cosmen.

You can read more about the Foundation here.