Sharon Bell

City Streets Community Project is a non-profit association that focuses on helping the homeless, or those facing homelessness with food, clothing, counselling, friendship and shelter in Benidorm and surrounding areas. By bringing together restaurants, home chefs and voluntary drivers, our community helps to make the lives of our friends on the streets a little easier each day. Our aim this year, is to create a welcoming drop-in centre. We thank you for your support. https://www.citystreets.es/

Project4All is a growing group of volunteers who collectively give their time every day to the homeless and to the people who are less fortunate due to whatever circumstances. Project 4 All goes out every day to give our friends on the streets a hot meal, but we also distribute clean underwear, socks, warm clothing, sleeping bags & tents. Our goal is to bring a little love and compassion in the dark world of the less unfortunate among us. We need your support, Project4All Be The Change

Small home run foster network. Taking dogs in our home to rehabilitate and sometimes find trust in people again. 2 horses rescued many years ago and during the summer of 2020 4 Alpacas came to stay and 3 piggies. Based in the mountains behind Finestrat Costa Blanca. Come and visit any dogs that you can see waiting for new homes. Walk the Alpacas and feed the piggies they all love the attention.

Hi there We are the Samaritans in Spain - a dedicated group of volunteers providing support to the English speaking residents of Spain when they need it most. Life can be hard and being able to talk to a Samaritan can make a real difference to anyone who is feeling in distress or despair ... and we are there to listen. Please help us to continue providing this vital service by donating just €1 euro per month and we promise to put it to very good use. Together we are stronger.

Life for Javea's street cats can be challenging and without controlling the population it rapidly grows. (One female cat can give birth every four months to four kittens!) As a legal, official non-profit organisation we use the humane method of trap, neuter and return to try to prevent so many kittens being born on the streets. More than 6000 cats have been sterilised to date. We also help feral/street cats in distress, ill or injured and have a team of volunteers who feed our many colonies.