Centro Social de Amareleja is a nonprofit social welfare institution in Amareleja, Portugal, providing support for older people since its inauguration on 5 November 1997. Its work focuses on meeting social and personal needs while promoting physical and psychological well-being throughout later life.

The institution offers residential care, a day centre and home support. Its residential service provides ongoing care suited to residents’ biopsychosocial needs, encourages active ageing, supports family relationships and promotes social inclusion. The day centre offers help with basic care and psychosocial support, while creating opportunities for older people to build relationships and reduce isolation. Home support delivers services tailored to each client and family, helping people remain in their familiar surroundings for longer and delaying or avoiding residential placement. The centre also lists medical assistance and nursing among its services.

Its facilities comprise two buildings with 27 rooms, equipped with central heating and private bathrooms, alongside other spaces designed for residents’ comfort and well-being.