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SALUD MENTAL INFANTO-JUVENIL

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EQUILIBRISTAS 2.0


HABITAR LA INCERTIDUMBRE: VIVIENDA, JUVENTUD Y MALESTAR ESTRUCTURAL

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=""]Este informe analiza la relación entra las dificultades de acceso a la vivienda, la precariedad laboral y económica y la salud mental de las personas jóvenes desde una perspectiva estructural. El documento muestra con datos que el retraso en la emacipación, las dificultades de acceso a una vivienda y la inseguridad habitacional se asocian a un mayor malestar emocional, peores expectativas de futuro y niveles altos de vulnerabilidad. El 42% de las personas de 25 a 34 años afectadas por la crisis de la vivienda percibe su salud mental como regular o mala, además que quienes destinan más del 50% de sus ingresos al pago de la vivienda presentan tasas de mala salud mental que duplican las de quienes dedican menos del 30%.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=""]Autoría: Alejandro García-Gil Berbería (coord.); et al.
Entidad editora: Consejo de la Juventud de España; Centro Reina Sofía de Fad Juventud; Oxfam Intermón
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CHILDREN AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

BALANCES 2.0

INHABITING UNCERTAINTY: HOUSING, YOUTH AND STRUCTURAL UNREST

This report analyzes the relationship between difficulties in accessing housing, job and economic insecurity and the mental health of young people from a structural perspective. The document shows with data that delay in emaciation, difficulties in accessing housing and housing insecurity are associated with greater emotional distress, worse expectations for the future and high levels of vulnerability. 42% of people aged 25 to 34 affected by the housing crisis perceive their mental health as fair or poor, and those who allocate more than 50% of their income to paying for housing have rates of poor mental health that double those of those who allocate less than 30%.

Authorship: Alejandro García-Gil Berbería (coordinator); et al.
Publishing entity: Youth Council of Spain; Reina Sofía Center of Fad Juventud; Oxfam Intermon
Year of publication: 2026

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