Imserso and Matia Foundation, advised by Vilans and the European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, carried out a situational analysis of long-term care in Spain, presented in a short report. This publication includes an overview of the needs…
On 15th March 2023, InCARE partners from the London School of Economics and IMSERSO met in Madrid to start preparing a simulation model of the Spanish Long-Term Care system which will project the resources needed to deliver Long-Term Care services…
The InCARE Spanish pilot aims to encourage reciprocity in non-professional care relationships, with special attention to supporting the well-being of family caregivers of older people with dementia. One of the conclusions from both the Theory of Change workshops and the…
From 28th to 30th November 2022, two members of Imserso and two members of the Matia Foundation, all part of the InCARE Spanish team, traveled to the Netherlands to learn about an initiative integrating social and health aspects within the…
The InCARE Spanish team implemented a Theory of Change stakeholders’ workshop in December 2021 and January 2022 in Soria, in presence of the Director General of Imserso. Reports have been finalised and disseminated, presenting the common vision for long-term care…
InCARE has launched a second national factsheet, describing Attitudes, experiences and expectations on long-term care in Spain, available in English and Spanish. We found that: Limited availability and high costs are commonly cited as barriers in access to care in…
A 2-day Theory of Change workshop on long-term care in Spain was held at Credef in Soria in November as part of the InCARE project and was attended by some thirty experts, carers and users of long-term care. The workshop…
The long-term care system in Spain brings together people who receive care, families, associations and the third sector, administrations and private enterprises. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the fragility of social services, the obsolescence of the residential model, the extent…