Social affairs in Mallorca
Social affairs on Mallorca encompass the services and support that shape everyday life, from care and counselling to programmes that help people participate in their communities. Recurring concerns include housing, food assistance, support for women and children, and care for older residents. Migration is part of the discussion through access to schools and health services, while local and Balearic authorities face questions about how support is organised and delivered. Together, these subjects show how public services meet the needs of people and households across the island.
190 reports on Social affairs, latest from 7 October 2026
- Latin America: 172 million in poverty, job training urged
- Ibiza draws 3.38m tourists, but stays get shorter
- Balearic hospitals: 1,522 emergencies in a day
- Palma family law change targets housing and daily life
- Mallorca care campaign targets 215-day decision wait
- Mallorca postal vote row: PP backs it, Vox warns
- Palma prison annexes: demolition waits for residents
- 40 Balearic forensic staff train for disability cases
- Mallorca loneliness plan has no budget, PSIB says
- Balearic Islands: 26% avoid in-person doctor visits
- Mallorca climate row: Balearic CO2 rises 1% in 2024
- Mallorca: over 100 discuss jobs for vulnerable people
- Mallorca: Alcúdia backs supported homes for disabled people
- Mallorca: PP says €60,000 shifted from social care
- Mallorca's €80 million aid plan delivers no help, PSIB says
- Mallorca: Up to €500,000 for Balearic food aid
- Mallorca eviction: woman, 65, spent two months in car
- Mallorca mental health groups helped 1,545 people
- Mallorca’s Inca grants over €1.4m in tax and fee breaks
- Palma, Mallorca: Six new bin lorries for narrow streets
- Menorca glaucoma laser may spare some daily drops
- Mallorca: Only 15 to 19 of 30 women's refuge flats open
- Ibiza: Nearly half of checked boats anchor on seagrass
- Mallorca tree planting set to pass 40,000 in Llevant
- Mallorca fire: Four rescued as Inca building evacuated