Posts by Shami Prem

Migration is not only about moving to another country. Very often, it also means going through loss, uncertainty, loneliness, and the huge challenge of rebuilding life from scratch in an unfamiliar place.

Being part of Fundación Asha-Kiran’s Mentor Program means sharing simple moments that often end up becoming cherished memories.

Every volunteer contributes something different. José Mari decided to get involved by first mentoring a participant in the Mentors program and, later, teaching math and Spanish.

Encarna’s relationship with Fundación Asha-Kiran began many years ago and continues today as she supports migrants and refugees through Vínculos Project in Málaga.

Like many young people before starting their professional studies, Rohan felt very uncertain when the time came to choose a major.

There are experiences that begin with just a few hours of volunteering and end up changing the way we see others. Today we’d like to share some words from Constanza (@psiconstanza.m), who volunteered to teach beginner-level Spanish classes as part of Vínculos Project at Fundación Asha-Kiran in Málaga.

This is Virginia, a volunteer at Vínculos Project at Fundación Asha-Kiran in Málaga. Today, she is sharing her experience as a mentor with us.

My name is Micaela, I’m 24 years old, and I’m from Peru. I’m currently in my third year of the International Social Work degree program at HAN University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands.

Teaching Spanish at Asha-Kiran has been a truly beautiful and special experience for me. It’s not just about teaching a language; it’s about sharing a warm, intimate, and loving space.