Chega submitted to the Legislative Assembly of Madeira a resolution project that aims to create incentives to retain specialized professionals in supporting people with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The proposal also includes increased financial and psychological support for the families of these individuals.
Among the measures presented, the creation of a Regional Technical Retention Supplement stands out, aimed at non-profit social institutions working in the area of neurodevelopment. The goal is to attract and retain these professionals in the region.
The initiative comes in the context of the need to strengthen support services for people with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Madeira, where the shortage of specialized technicians has been a constant concern.
