The “Transformem en xarxa” call is back to promote projects by entities affected by the DANA

The grants have a total allocation of €200,000 and the deadline for submitting applications will be open until January 6, 2026

Imatge exposició AFEM Torrent - Transfromem en Xarxa

The grants aim to promote projects that foster collaboration between entities and that encourage community cohesion and the revitalisation of local communities affected by the DANA.

3 December 2025 – The associative movement continues to be a key element in community development and in the social recovery of territories. For this reason, with a focus on strengthening this regional associative fabric, we have relaunched the “Transformem en xarxa” grants, endowed with €200,000 and addressed to non-profit organisations in municipalities affected by the DANA.

The grants are intended to promote projects that encourage collaboration between entities and that foster the cultural, social and educational development of the territory, as well as community cohesion and the revitalisation of local populations.

Partner organisations

This call has been made possible thanks to the support of Caixa Popular, Grupo Ugarte, Fondación Adey, Juan Entrecanales de Azcárate Foundation, Banco Sabadell Foundation, Bosch Aymerich Foundation, Caja Navarra Foundation, Gutiérrez Manrique Foundation (administered by Caja de Burgos Foundation), Mediterráneo Foundation, Roviralta Foundation and Daniel & Nina Carasso Foundation, Florida Grup Educatiu, Lacomunicación, Milar-Comelsa and the Official Association of Social Educators of the Valencian Community.

A representation of these partner organisations will make up the Selection Committee, the body responsible for evaluating and selecting the projects applying for the grants. In the call, special consideration will be given to initiatives that meet criteria such as contribution to the recovery of the affected regions, alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda and the capacity to generate alliances and promote networking.

Associations may submit their projects until 6 January 2026 through this form.

A year of double support

Given the circumstances, 2025 was the first year in which the Foundation launched these grants twice. The first call was resolved before the summer, through which more than 220 non-profit organisations were able to develop 69 network-based projects.

Among the beneficiary projects, initiatives stand out aimed at the emotional recovery of citizens after the DANA, the preservation and improvement of natural parks and other affected ecosystems, social activation for migrants, young people, women or older people, as well as social inclusion for people with disabilities.

The organisations highlight that, thanks to this support, they have been able to expand the reach of their initiatives and engage a more diverse audience. In addition, they point out that the call has strengthened synergies between organisations and citizens, demonstrating that joint work multiplies the impact of projects and fosters active participation, sustainability and community resilience.