With housing services for those without a support network or stable conditions, or without housing services for those who have already resolved them.
Every young person who graduates from the state protection system faces an enormous challenge: building their adult life without a family support network. Casas del Saber offers them a safe, community-based space to live, learn, and grow.
Through a pedagogical, residential, and self-sustainable model, the program accompanies each young person in five intervention areas: basic needs, psychosocial, socio-educational, labor insertion, and resource coordination.
It is not just a shelter. It is a home where every young person finds the tools to build their life project with autonomy, dignity, and purpose.
8
young people per house
5
intervention areas
4
thematic lines
"We transform life projects through a pedagogical, housing, and self-sustaining model, aimed at strengthening the capacities of young people with lived experience in the state protection system."
Comprehensively accompany young people leaving or graduated from the state protection system in their transition toward independent adult life, through a pedagogical, housing, and self-sustaining model that articulates five intervention areas with four thematic training lines, strengthening their autonomy, emotional well-being, and leadership capacity for building solid, sustainable, and meaningful life projects.
Maximum of 8 young people per physical house. Community space with equipped common areas.
Up to 12 participants per line (residents + external).
One specialized leader per line (4 in total).
Psychologist and social worker who mainstream Area 2 across all lines.
Network of external mentors linked by thematic line.
Program coordinator responsible for inter-institutional articulation.
A look into the daily life of the program: training, art, technology, and community.
Your contribution allows us to sustain comprehensive accompaniment for young people on their path toward independent adult life.
