FICAT Foundation, formally established in 2000, but with a history as an association since 1996, it was initially established as a space for legal support and advice, as well as a training space for new lawyers and for citizens interested in defending a democratic and egalitarian society. Currently, this work is complemented by the search, together with other professionals in the social sciences, social entities, universities, and public administrations, for social, legal, and institutional action strategies that promote the defense of the rights of individuals and groups at risk or in situations of social exclusion.

Promote human rights, equity and ecosocial justice through socio-community support, legal support and human development.

Ensure the exercise of recognized rights and access to justice for everyone.

Favoring the welcome, socio-community inclusion and social cohesion, fostering the generation of transformative synergies and creating solidarity.

Maintain the duality of local and international action and reflection to generate a laboratory of ideas and applied studies in order to detect social problems and deficits, and develop proposals for social and cultural change.

Contribute to a cultural shift toward a just and sustainable eco-social transition, taking into account the interdependence between human well-being and environmental health.

Promote the principle of equality, non-discrimination and the eradication of structural racism and xenophobia and any other expression that threatens the equality and dignity of people.

Ensure that the gender perspective is integrated in all our activities.

Ficat pursues the effective equality of rights, duties and opportunities of socially, legally and economically vulnerable people for a diverse, intercultural and participative society.

Equality, equity, commitment, mutual support, professional rigor, media austerity, solidarity, transversality, transparency, interculturality, intersectionality, sustainability, ecosocial justice, gender equality, participation for the common good and non-discrimination.

The multidisciplinary, critical, transformative, transcultural, decolonial and democratic perspective is applied, focused on guiding professional action towards a holistic and comprehensive methodology that takes into account the intersection of the axes of oppression that crosses every human being.

Ficat's activity focuses on people and groups at risk of social exclusion, with special attention to people applying for and beneficiaries of international protection, migrant population with special attention to young people without family referents.