Pedro Sánchez unveils the €23 billion 'España Crece' fund to build 15,000 homes annually, amid investigations into irregularities in protected housing projects in Alicante and Málaga.
The Spanish Congress has rejected the government's social shield decree, including eviction moratoriums, amid strong ...
Spain expands community-based mental health programs with rural support initiatives and enhanced roles for community ...
The Spanish Congress has rejected the government's social shield decree, including eviction moratoriums, amid strong opposition from PP, Vox, and Junts, reflecting deep political divisions over housing protections.
Spain expands community-based mental health programs with rural support initiatives and enhanced roles for community pharmacies.
Pedro Sánchez unveils the €23 billion 'España Crece' fund to build 15,000 homes annually, amid investigations into irregularities in protected housing projects in Alicante and Málaga.
Spain inaugurates 'España Crece' to finance key sectors domestically, while experts dispute its sovereign wealth fund status.
Mataró was named Spain's 2026 social economy capital with major events planned, while Xunta launches a pilot social economy plan in Baiona to support local entrepreneurship.
Spain advances youth engagement and local social economy strategies with the launch of a national Youth Network and Baiona's roadmap for an equitable economy.
Murcia's 2026 strategy introduces 140 new measures focused on prevention, social inclusion, and integration to fight rising poverty and social exclusion.
Spain strengthens its support for women with severe mental illness through Fundación Gizaide and combats domestic violence with extensive protective services and the VioGén system.
Spain launches a pioneering elderly care model in Aretxabaleta and advances a new primary care center in Murcia, reflecting strong commitments to healthcare innovation and infrastructure improvement.
The PSOE in Huelva accuses the Partido Popular of political opportunism and cuts to public services, highlighting ethical concerns and pledging honest governance.
Universidad de La Laguna initiates a pioneering study of municipal social economy policies in Tenerife to guide sustainable development efforts.
Spain addresses mental health challenges of single mothers, healthcare workers, and adolescents through studies and community initiatives.
Tenerife's local government allocates over €3 million to support 37 non-professional sports clubs for the 2025/2026 season, emphasizing gender equality and covering key operational costs.
Spain advances mental health support with community youth clinics in Catalunya and inclusive holiday programs in Andalusia for people with severe mental illness.
A national study reveals significant barriers and inadequacies in mental health and loneliness support across Spain, highlighting the need for coordinated strategies and better access to resources.
Spain bolsters its social economy sector with the launch of a new recognition seal and the celebration of Premios Lidera 2025 awards, highlighting impactful community projects and government support.
Spain struggles with chronic child poverty amidst low public investment and rising costs, prompting calls for urgent policy reforms.
Spain moves forward with healthcare and labor reforms including Basque public abortion service integration and expanded bereavement leave.
The BNG in Porriño demands the establishment of a mental health unit, backed by a prior unanimous council agreement and a call for increased social service funding.
Dos Hermanas joins a European Union-backed project in Crete to bolster social entrepreneurship and cooperation across Europe’s social economy sector.
The Balearic Islands have introduced a new digital platform targeting youth mental health as part of a wider health strategy.
In December 2025, Spain is bolstering its social economy and care sectors through significant events and investments aimed at improving sustainability, social cohesion, and quality care services.
Burgos City Council approves key urban mobility, low emission zone, and social policy measures amid political disagreement.
Spain advances community health care by integrating digital health innovations unveiled at Health4Good with social prescription strategies addressing social determinants of well-being.
Despite Spain's strong economic growth since 2020, public investment in dependency care has decreased, resulting in increased waiting times and deaths, prompting urgent calls for reform and greater political commitment.
Euskadi and Andalucía leaders promote economic models centered on people, combining strong growth with social welfare and inclusion strategies.
San Roque's historic 2026 budget allocates nearly €14 million for social services and equality programs, including elderly care and gender equality initiatives.
Alcalá de Guadaíra implements subsidies for building accessibility while Navarra joins other regions in calling for EU structural policies on affordable housing.
Bilbao's municipal social services received national recognition for their dedication to transparency, efficiency, and continuous improvement at a major social services congress in Madrid.
Opposition leader Feijóo condemns Sánchez's housing policies, promising tax cuts and reforms to address soaring prices and poverty, while Sánchez defends his government's measures and social protections amid parliamentary tensions.
Spanish banks call for reforms to housing guarantee programs as property prices soar and uptake remains low amid the ongoing housing crisis.
Vigo announces an 18% increase in its 2026 social policy budget to 28 million euros, boosting services for the elderly, emergency aid, and social programs amid criticism of Xunta's elder care management.
The Consell de Mallorca increases funding to modernize 25 social economy entities’ stores, boosting local commerce and sustainability.
Community and institutional mental health initiatives across Spain are actively reducing stigma and advancing support for youth mental well-being.
Recent events in Galicia and the Balearic Islands highlight growing institutional support for social economy initiatives in Spain, emphasizing sustainability and job creation.
The Canary Islands have approved their first Social Economy Strategy for 2026-2029, focusing on inclusive job creation and sustainability aligned with global development goals.
Spain faces soaring housing prices and social spending shortfalls, intensifying housing accessibility challenges and social vulnerability.
Ceuta's government faces intense criticism over social service policies as a proposed censure motion fails.
Spain emphasizes social economy support at the European Social Economy Summit with new funding announcements.
Spain has launched a unified network of public service offices to enhance citizen services.