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Description

The Asociación Juvenil Alfabia is a youth club in Palma that brings together sport, cultural, and social activities for young people and young men.

What's on Offer

Alfabia sees itself first and foremost as a meeting place rather than an educational institution — as the club puts it: "Antes que un centro educativo, es un modo de convivir, de pasarlo bien, de tener amigos" (more than an education centre, it's a way of living together, having fun, and making friends). The programme spans sporting, cultural, and social activities in both regular and one-off formats. At its heart, the club nurtures young people through learning, shared values, and sport, with parents playing an integral role: they're actively involved in organising and leading activities, and there are dedicated programmes for them too.

Atmosphere & Community

The club brings young people together who want to study, play sport, and make plans as a group. The atmosphere is one that encourages friendships and personal growth — a place where learning and leisure genuinely go hand in hand.

Location in the Llevant Neighbourhood

The club is based in the Llevant neighbourhood of Palma, at Carrer dels Foners 8. If you'd like to enquire about membership, you can fill in the sign-up form on the website clubalfabia.es — once submitted, your enrolment is confirmed by e-mail.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Club Alfabia aimed at?
The club is aimed at young people and young men. Parents are also actively welcomed as integral members of the community.
How do you sign up for the club?
You can sign up via the form on the website clubalfabia.es. Once you've submitted it, your enrolment is confirmed by e-mail.
What kinds of activities does Alfabia offer?
The club offers sporting, cultural, and social activities — both as regular programmes and as one-off events.
What ages is the club intended for?
The club is intended for boys aged 10 to 18.
What do the boys do in their free time?
There are regular and occasional activities. The boys meet in their free time to study together, play sports, learn and have fun.
How can parents get involved?
Parents help by organising and leading activities. They also take part in activities that are periodically organised for them.
What type of educational centre is it?
It is an educational centre for extracurricular and leisure activities that complements family and school.

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C. dels Foners, 8, 07006 Palma
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