The Government has strengthened the public youth emancipation network by incorporating three new housing units aimed at young people leaving care, enabling the creation of 14 additional residential places. This initiative is part of a broader strategy focused on supporting the transition to independent living by providing temporary accommodation while beneficiaries develop essential personal and social skills.

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Two of the newly acquired properties are located in Mallorca, offering a combined capacity of approximately ten places, with investments of €349,771 and €359,000 respectively. The third property, situated in Ibiza, provides four places and required an investment of €390,000. These housing units have been fully financed through the Recovery and Resilience Facility (MRR), within the framework of the European Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.

In addition to the housing measures, a new facility has been acquired in Inca to expand services for minors and families. This space will support young people under juvenile justice measures while also providing psychological assistance to families, improving accessibility and proximity of social services. The total investment for this facility amounts to €490,809, partially funded through European resources, with renovation works to be carried out by the Sociosanitary and Care Resources Consortium.

Overall, these actions represent a total investment of €1,589,580, largely supported by European funding, reinforcing the institutional commitment to social inclusion, child protection and youth emancipation policies.