Our Members

We have 155 members that work to advance social justice and human rights of undocumented migrants and to promote humane approaches to migration. The membership expands across 34 countries, primarily based in Europe but also in other regions.

PICUM’s secretariat provides a direct link, through our members, between the grassroots level, where undocumented people’s experience is most visible, and the European level where policies relating to them are deliberated. We work with our members in thematic working groups.

Member organisations include human rights organisations, migrants’ rights organisations, migrant-led and grassroots organisations but also organisations focusing on children’s rights, women’s rights, access to health care, legal aid and access to justice, as well as trade unions and faith-based organisations.

What does it mean to be a PICUM member? Listen from our members directly.

How to become a member

Our membership is open to non-profit and non-governmental organisations working with or for the rights of undocumented migrants and who are committed to PICUM’s vision, mission and values.

Documentation:

More information Application Our code of conduct

Member list

Accem

Spain

Accem is an NGO that works to improve the living conditions and rights of persons at risk of social exclusion in Spain, in particular migrants.

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ACULCO

Spain

ACULCO is a Spain-based non-profit organisation founded in 1992 by Colombian residents. It helps migrants in Europe through information, support, and advocacy for intercultural dialogue and social inclusion. In Colombia, it implements development and co-development projects funded by Spanish international aid.

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AESCO – América, España, Solidaridad y Cooperación

Spain

AESCO promotes solidarity through development cooperation between Europe and Latin America, and supports migrant inclusion and social action programmes.

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APAV – Asociación en Prevención y Asistencia de la Violencia

Spain

APAV assists victims of gender-based violence in Spain, and works for its prevention.

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Asociación POR TI MUJER

Spain

POR TI MUJER defends the rights of migrant women and victims of gender violence in Spain through advocacy, networking and comprehensive psychological, legal and social support

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Asociación Rumiñahui

Spain

Rumiñahui promotes migrants’ rights and inclusion in Spain.

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Asociación Salud y familia

Spain

Asociación Salud y Familia assists marginalised people in Barcelona, including migrants. Their assistance includes basic health needs, family planning and abortion, legal and psychological counselling.

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Convive – Fundación Cepaim

Spain

Cepaim promotes inclusive societies and works to advance the rights of marginalised groups, especially migrants, in Spain.

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ENWAD – European Network of Women of African Descent

Spain

ENWAD empowers women of African descent by combating racism, promoting gender equality, and advocating for the rights of migrant families and youth through education and social inclusion.

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