In short: many integration grants go to organisations (CEPAIM, Red Cross, third-sector entities), not individuals. As a migrant you access their (free) services, not the grant money. This directory points you to whom to contact.
Spain's regions fund entities serving migrants each year. The amounts indicate each line's size (not money the individual receives).
Key direct-service organisations (nationwide):
CEPAIM Foundation — cepaim.org. Areas: Reception & International Protection, Urban Agenda & Residential Inclusion (housing), Employment & Training, Coexistence, Interculturality & Community Development, Socio-educational work with Children, Youth & Families, Equality & Non-Discrimination. The SARA programme targets migrant women (training, mediation, labour integration). Offices in several regions — find your branch on their site.
Spanish Red Cross (Cruz Roja Española) — cruzroja.es + dedicated migration portal migrar.org. Support with extraordinary regularization, social inclusion, the TE ACOMPAÑA programme, reception and housing programmes with regional departments. Local assembly in every province.
ACCEM — accem.es. Areas: specialised legal assistance, reception, social inclusion, employment, psychological support, participation and volunteering. Offices in several regions.
MPDL — Movimiento por la Paz — mpdl.org. Programmes: legal advice, reception programme, international protection, migrant women support, job placement agency, labour training, support for victims of discrimination.
Where to look in your autonomous community:
Each region funds its own lines through third-sector organisations. Names vary (Inclusion, Migrations, Social Services, Family). Standard path:
- Website of your autonomous community government.
- Look for the Consejería of Social Services / Inclusion / Migrations / Family (exact name depends on the region).
- Section «migration» / «immigration» / «migrant support» → directory of partner entities for the current year.
If you can't find the specific entity, contact CEPAIM or Cruz Roja in your province directly — both know the local map and will refer you onward.
Informational only; services and requirements are set by each organisation. Contact the entity in your area directly.