Questions

Do I have to pay anything?

Not to use this website. The places listed here are social services, but we cannot promise that everything they do is free: ask when you call.

Do I need papers?

It depends on the place. At the San Juan de Dios soup kitchen, the first time an ID card, NIE or passport is enough. For the others we don't know: ask on the phone before you go.

Will you ask for my personal data?

No. This website does not ask for your name, email or phone number.

Why don't you give opening hours?

Because almost none of them were confirmed, and a wrong opening time sends you to a closed door. That is why every place has its phone number: call before you go.

Can I go straight to a shelter?

According to the City Council guide, you get into a shelter through a referral from the COASPSH, at Calle Santa Rosalía 6 (958 18 00 47). Call there first.

What does “Checked on their own website” mean?

That we saw the address and the phone number on the organisation's own website. If it says “City Council guide”, they come from an official guide from 2023. If it says “2024 guide”, they come from another organisation's guide and are more likely to have changed.

Is all the help in Granada listed here?

No. Only what we have been able to find in public guides. There is surely more.