Community of Madrid analyzes Disability Support Strategy in Advisory Council meeting

The Advisory Council discusses the Horizon 2028 plan, which includes 316 measures and an investment of 4.8 billion euros.

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The Minister of Family, Youth and Social Affairs, Ana Dávila, presided over the meeting of the Plenary of the Advisory Council for People with Disabilities of the Community of Madrid to analyze the Madrilenian Strategy for Attention to People with Disabilities: Horizon 2028.

The Advisory Council for People with Disabilities of the Community of Madrid, a consultative body in this social field, has studied initiatives to advance in the care of people with disabilities. The session focused on the development of the Madrilenian Strategy for Attention to People with Disabilities: Horizon 2028, presented in 2025.
This strategy includes actions from all regional government ministries, with a total of 316 measures and a budget of 4.8 billion euros.
Among the plans for 2027 is the creation of a virtual base center for disability assessment, which will have 75 professionals. Additionally, aid of up to 4,000 euros annually is planned for children with recognized dependency to continue their early intervention therapies until the age of 12.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (26/10/2026)