Mawadda Association for Women’s Development and Family Care

Founded in the coastal town of Larache by educators, social caseworkers, and women's rights advocates, Mawadda Association for Women’s Development and Family Care serves as a pillar of civil action across Larache province and Ksar El Kebir. The organization focuses on reinforcing family stability, combating gender-based violence, and fostering women’s self-reliance.

Mawadda's mediation division provides an impartial, caring setting where conflicted couples can resolve grievances, negotiate balanced parental arrangements, and protect their children's emotional well-being. Concurrently, it operates functional literacy and vocational craft workshops (sewing, traditional embroidery, baking), empowering disadvantaged women to support their households with dignity.

Family mediation sessions and marital conciliation facilitating consensual settlements regarding separation, alimony, and custody.
Confidential crisis listening desk and psychosocial follow-up for women affected by domestic abuse or spousal abandonment.
Free legal guidance explaining family law provisions, rights defense, and court petition drafting.
Functional literacy, civic awareness, and legal rights workshops tailored for adult women.
Certified vocational skill training in traditional tailoring, Moroccan embroidery, and culinary arts.
Free academic tutoring, cultural enrichment, and educational supply distribution for children in single-parent homes.
Community outreach campaigns promoting respectful domestic communication and maternal health.

Listening consultations and mediation sessions are free of charge upon booking an appointment at the Mohammed V Avenue center in Larache. Vocational craft apprenticeships and literacy programs welcome local women upon direct registration.

The staff brings together certified family mediators, licensed caseworkers, volunteer family law advocates, and seasoned vocational trade instructors.

Partnering with the Family Court Division at Larache Court of First Instance, Entraide Nationale, INDH, and Northern Moroccan women's civil society coalitions.