Canary Islands Launch Aid Program for Students with ADHD Without Full Disabilities
Canary Islands Government Announces Support Fund for ADHD Students
Overview
The Canary Islands government has announced a new fund to support students diagnosed with ADHD who do not have a disability status of 33% or higher. This initiative aims to help these students continue their educational development outside traditional classrooms, especially those who received special pedagogical or speech therapy during the 2024-2025 school year.
Eligibility Criteria
- Attended a public non-university school in the Canary Islands
- Lack a formal disability certificate
- Possess a psychopedagogical report confirming ADHD
This aid doesnāt just provide financial assistance; it seeks to bridge gaps in educational support for students who meet specific needs but fall outside standard disability definitions.
Funding Details
- Total budget of up to 800,000 euros
- Each student can receive up to 913 euros, depending on actual expenses
- If applications exceed available funds, resources will be distributed proportionally
Application Process
- Applications are open for ten working days from September 24, 2025
- Applications must be submitted via official channels
Regional Commitment
This move highlights the regionās commitment to inclusive education, addressing the needs of students with particular challenges yet limited disability recognition. It underscores the importance of tailored support systems that adapt to diverse student needs in Spainās education landscape.