Families in Spain and Bolivia protest for neurodivergence support

In Zamora, Spain, families organized a march and awareness day to advocate for better support for individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The local association, which currently serves 82 children in therapy and represents 110 families, is calling for expanded facilities and increased resources. Key demands include the reinforcement of educational grants to help cover the costs of essential therapies.

In Tarija, Bolivia, the Association of Parents of Children with Autism and Neurodivergence held a mobilization to demand state funding and specialized personnel. Led by Mario Fernández, the group is calling for the implementation of existing departmental laws to ensure inclusive education. Families are seeking concrete commitments from authorities to remove barriers to learning and provide professional support for children and adolescents with autism and other neurodivergent conditions.