PSYCHOVOLUNTEERING

The School of Psychology’s Volunteer Program is structured around three core components: psychoeducational support, personal and community care, and the participating student, each of which is expressed and integrated into the various support projects and programs implemented across diverse contexts.

This experience fosters the human, civic, and professional development of students, with particular emphasis on:

Learning through practice
Learning psychological theory enriched by working in and for the community
Commitment and participation as a sense of belonging to one’s community
Experiential and participatory work with people

INITIATIVES

Padre Luis Azagra Psychology Unit

Psychoeducational Tutoring
Cooperative Learning Groups
Toy Library
Mental Gymnastics
Research
Golden Years: Activities with Older Adults

Community Outreach and Relations

Workshops
Psychological Care in Schools
Psychoeducational Tutoring and Psychosocial Intervention
Cooperative Psychosocial Intervention Groups

Santa Inés Health Center

Provides individual and group psychological care for adolescents, in collaboration with medical specialists. You Decide Program.

What Does It Take to Be a Psychoucabist Volunteer?

A genuine desire to enjoy life by giving your best, along with a firm commitment to the activities carried out in the volunteer program, and above all, dedication to the people who benefit from it.

Do you want to participate?

You can reach out by email: psicovoluntariosucab@gmail.com