Fundació Germà Tomàs Canet
Fundació Germà Tomàs Canet is a non-profit healthcare and social services foundation based in Barcelona, Spain, dedicated to supporting people with intellectual disabilities and brain damage, as well as their families. The organization operates specialized centers and community-based care programs across Catalonia, with a strong multidisciplinary team of professionals including social educators, psychologists, and healthcare staff. It focuses on promoting personal autonomy, social integration, and quality of life through individualized support plans and social integration programs.
The foundation has a strong presence in Catalonia, with operations in Barcelona, Sant Boi de Llobregat, and Lleida, and it actively collaborates with the regional government (Generalitat de Catalunya) and the European Social Fund. Its work culture emphasizes social impact, empathetic teamwork, and ongoing professional development for staff. For international professionals in the healthcare and social work sectors, the foundation offers an opportunity to contribute to inclusive social services while engaging with a collaborative work environment, though proficiency in Catalan and Spanish is essential for client-facing roles.
Company History
The Fundació Germà Tomàs Canet is part of the Germà Tomàs Canet social initiative in Catalonia, which has a long history of providing care for people with intellectual disabilities and brain health disorders, rooted in the legacy of its namesake. The foundation has consolidated its work by managing various centers and support programs, with a strong commitment to community-based care and advocacy.
For International Professionals
- The foundation operates primarily in Catalonia, with public funding from Spanish and European sources, and requires strong Catalan and Spanish language skills for most roles.
- Social work and social integration roles are highly regulated in Spain, so international applicants should verify that their qualifications are recognized and often must be colegiado/a.
- The foundation offers roles across Barcelona, Sant Boi, and Lleida, providing a range of urban and peri-urban settings.
- As a non-profit, salaries may be lower than private sector, but professionals gain valuable experience in the Spanish public social services system.
- The organization uses a Catalan-first approach, as Catalan is the primary working language in many public-facing settings.
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