Madrid allocates 1.5 million for minors with intensive therapeutic care

The Community of Madrid approves an investment for the residential care of young people with mental health or neurodevelopmental disorders.

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The Community of Madrid has approved an investment of over 1.5 million euros for the residential care of minors under protection measures requiring intensive therapeutic attention.

These young people, who suffer from mental health or neurodevelopmental disorders, require constant professional help to carry out their daily activities due to the severity of their situation.
The service, which has seven places for minors aged between 10 and 17 years, focuses on recovering their behavior and psychological and social integration through individualized projects.
The care is organized flexibly and continuously, adapted to their needs, including individual, group, and family therapies, and psychopharmacological treatment control.
Additionally, programs for psychosocial rehabilitation, crisis assistance, relapse detection, and guidance for families and other workers are developed.
Since 2023, this protection center of the General Directorate of Childhood, Family, and Promotion of Natality has assisted 36 minors under protection measures.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (14/11/2026)