Fundación INTRAS

Mental-health and community support

Fundación INTRAS has more than 30 years of experience in mental health and improving people's quality of life. Its work supports people as they make decisions about how they want to live, with services ranging from therapy to employment and housing.

Services

• Psychotherapy Clinic and Memory Clinic: Specialized mental-health care and neuropsychological rehabilitation.
• Employment support: Help designing and planning an individual's path toward a job.
• Life planning: Support that helps people direct their own lives and choose where, how, and with whom they want to live.
• A Place to Live: Services supporting the right of people with disabilities to live in the community.
• Basic vocational education center: Entry-level vocational training.
• Community-based support: Building skills so people can address their needs and gain independence.
• Growing Older: Assessment, neuropsychological rehabilitation, and cognitive-support programs for people experiencing cognitive decline, along with active-aging activities.
• Research and technology development: Strategic work to improve care and generate knowledge.

Programs and initiatives

INTRAS participates in Plan Corresponsables, a public policy launched by Spain's Ministry of Equality and carried out through the autonomous communities—in this case, the Government of Castile and León—to promote a fairer sharing of caregiving responsibilities. Its Retoraya project, funded by the Spain–Portugal Interreg POCTEP program, concluded in June 2026 after two and a half years. The foundation also awards €6,000 each year through its social mental-health project grants; the third call has been announced. It organizes “Locografías,” an international photography and mental-health award.

Training and awareness

INTRAS provides training pathways for people at risk of or experiencing social exclusion. In the most recent course listed in its profile, 73 participants completed five social-training pathways in Valladolid. The foundation also provides awareness and training to promote equitable, shared-responsibility models of masculinity.

Publications and media

The foundation publishes Revista VeinteMetros, project newsletters, scientific articles, and press releases. It also operates Radio Atlántida and the Gradior Empleo platform.

Location and participation

Address: 1 Martín Santos Romero, 47016 Valladolid, Spain. INTRAS publishes a public procurement profile and transparency information, including its annual report. It seeks partners for its projects and welcomes volunteers.