What is Cada Perla
Cada Perla brings together in one website the help available in the city of Granada, in 12 sections: food, a place to sleep, showers, health, papers, work and more. For each place it tells you where it is, what it offers and which number to call.
We are not an aid organisation and we don't attend anyone: the help comes from the centres listed here. What we do is gather in one place information that is scattered across separate guides, and always show where each fact comes from.
Where the information comes from
- Web de San Juan de Dios Granada
- Guía de recursos para personas sin hogar (Fundación Cruz Blanca, PDF de mayo de 2024)
- Recursos sociales, web de la Casa de Acogida Madre de Dios
- Web oficial de la Fundación Calor y Café
- Guía de recursos sociales del distrito Centro (Ayuntamiento de Granada, 2023)
- Ficha del COASPSH en la web del Ayuntamiento de Granada
- Guía de recursos sociales del distrito Zaidín (Ayuntamiento de Granada, 2023)
- Web de OCREM
- Web de la Fundación Cruz Blanca
- Web de Provivienda
- Web de Médicos del Mundo Andalucía
- Web de Proyecto Hombre Granada
- Web de Granada Acoge
- Web de la Fundación Amaranta, sede de Granada
- Web de la Fundación Red Madre
- Guía de recursos sociales del distrito Genil (Ayuntamiento de Granada, 2023)
What is not confirmed
Each place says how much we trust its address and phone number:
- «Checked on their own website»: 10 of 74
- «From a City Council guide (2023)»: 32 of 74
- «From a 2024 guide: it may have changed»: 32 of 74
We don't give opening hours: almost none were confirmed, and we would rather you call first than send you to a closed door.
Of the 62 places with an address, 30 appear on the map in an approximate position: OpenStreetMap finds the street but not the building. Those places say so.
Granada is also a fruit: the pomegranate. When you open it, its seeds look like red pearls: many, small, all equally important. Each pearl is a person.