Moroccan Association for Family Support (AMSF)

Founded by clinical psychologists, family law experts, and social caseworkers, the Moroccan Association for Family Support (AMSF) protects emotional bonds and eases crises within marital and familial relationships. Responding to rising divorce rates and emotional strain on youth, the association developed a professional mediation framework centered on consensual conciliation and shared parenting responsibility.

AMSF provides parents with an impartial, supportive environment helping them transcend personal resentment and focus squarely on their children's well-being. Its interventions combine couple mediation sessions, individual psychological counseling, and positive parenting workshops, supporting families across Greater Casablanca through challenging life transitions with dignity.

Certified family mediation sessions negotiating consensual agreements on child custody, child support, and educational costs.
Psychological counseling consultations for couples enduring relational discord or communication breakdowns.
Supportive emotional counseling for children and adolescents navigating parental divorce.
Parental coaching workshops and cooperative co-parenting guidance following domestic separation.
Free legal guidance explaining rights and responsibilities under the Moroccan Family Code.
Peer support groups for single parents reducing daily parental stress and sharing practical coping tools.
Public educational lectures addressing adolescent emotional support, conflict management, and relationship health.

Consultations and mediation sessions are strictly confidential and conducted by appointment at the Casablanca headquarters. Initial listening intakes are free of charge. Subsequent mediation and psychological cycles involve modest sliding-scale solidarity contributions.

The staff brings together accredited family mediators, clinical psychologists specializing in child and family dynamics, civil legal consultants, and specialized educators.

Collaborating with Family Court divisions across Greater Casablanca Courts of First Instance, Entraide Nationale, the Moroccan League for Child Welfare, and allied family mediation NGOs.