En Clece desempeñamos a nosa actividade cun firme propósito: deixar á sociedade un legado que debe transcender o meramente financeiro. Para iso, contamos cun Proxecto Social cuxo principal alicerce é a inclusión laboral de persoas procedentes de colectivos desfavorecidos: mulleres vítimas de violencia de xénero, persoas con discapacidade, persoas en risco de exclusión social e persoas novas con dificultades para atopar o seu primeiro emprego. Desta forma, contribuímos a construír un futuro mellor, a xerar unha sociedade máis xusta e ao progreso sostible das sociedades onde estamos presentes.
PARQUE VIA NORTE
C/ Quintanavides, 19 – Bloque 4
28050 Madrid
Avda. Manoteras, 46 bis – 2ª planta
28050 Madrid
Con presenza en todo o territorio estatal.
Avda. Manoteras, 46 bis – 2ª planta
28050 Madrid
SERVIZOS SOCIAIS
Avd/ Albufera, 319-5ª Planta
28038 Madrid
DELEGACIÓN CASTELA-A MANCHA
Avd/ Irlanda, 21-5ºB
45005 Toledo
Tamén con presenza en: Albacete, Ciudad Real, Cuenca, Guadalajara, Puertollano.
C/ Ducado 2
47009 Valladolid
Tamén con presenza en: Burgos, Castro Urdiales, Ferrol (A Coruña), La Coruña, Medina del Campo, León, Logroño, Oviedo (Asturias), Palencia, Ponferrada (León), San Sebastián, Santa Marta de Tormes (Salamanca), Santander, Segovia, Soria, Torrelavega (Santander), Zamora.
DELEGACIÓN DE ARAGÓN
C/ Balbino Orensanz, 55
50014 – Zaragoza
DELEGACIÓN DE PAÍS VASCO
C/ Landabarri, nº3 – 4ª Planta
48.940 Leioa – Vizcaya
DELEGACIÓN DE GALICIA
Plaza de América, 1 – 1ª Planta
36.211 Vigo – Pontevedra
Josep Ferrater i Mora, 2-4 Local Planta Baja
08019 BARCELONA
Tamén con presenza en: Girona, Lleida, Tarragona.
DELEGACIÓN DE BALEARES
Calle del Calçat (ed Toledo), 6 – PISO 1
Palma, 07011 , Baleares
Parque Tecnológico
C/ Conde Alessandro Volta, 2-4-6, Bloque 3
46980 Paterna – Valencia
Tamén con presenza en: Castellón, Elche (Alicante) y Murcia.
Avda. República Argentina, 21B. Planta 3, oficina 9
41011 Sevilla
DELEGACIÓN DE SEVILLA
C/ Innovación, 4. Edificio Huri. Planta 2
41927 Mairena del Aljarafe, Sevilla
Tamén con presenza en: Huelva.
DELEGACIÓN DE MÁLAGA
C/ Pirandello, 6 – Edif. Corona de Teatinos.
Bloque 3 – planta 4ª. Puerta 3
Edificio Corona de Teatinos
29010 Málaga
Tamén con presenza en: Córdoba, Cádiz, Ceuta y Melilla.
DELEGACIÓN DE GRANADA
C/ José Luis Pérez Pujadas s/n
Edificio Fórum Planta 3ª Módulo B33
18006 Granada
Tamén con presenza en: Almería y Jaen.
EXTREMADURA
C/ Luis Álvarez Lencero, 3 – Planta 5
Oficinas 4, 5 y 6. Edificio Eurodom.
06011 Badajoz
DELEGACIÓN DAS PALMAS
C/ Ignacio Ellacuría Beascoechea, 23-26,
Planta 2ª, Polígono Industrial de las Rubiesas
35214 – Telde
Las Palmas
DELEGACIÓN TENERIFE
Subida del Mayorazgo 4 C
38110 – Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Tamén con presenza en: El Hierro, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, La Palma, Lanzarote.
DELEGACIÓN LISBOA
Rua Rui Teles Palhinha, 8 – 2º Dtº
Leião
2740-278 Porto Salvo
Lisboa
245 Hammersmith Rd, London, W6 8PW
Unit 18/19, Hedge End Business Centre, Botley Road, Hedge End, Southampton, Hampshire SO30 2AU
Sugar Bond
Edinburgh EH6 5NP
United Kingdom
Lumley House,
Whitfield Court,
St John’s Road,
Meadowfield,
Durham,
DH7 8XL
Unit 1
Carr House Hawley Road
Hinckley
LE10 0PR
Unit 9, Rathbone Building,
Liverpool Innovation Park,
Liverpool,
L7 9NN (Liverpool)
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