That same year, Envera's headquarters were inaugurated in Malaga; in 1981, and thanks to Iberia once again, Envera opened a new one in Tenerife, and in 1982, in Gran Canaria. Barcelona had to wait until 1983 for Envera to open its fifth Special Employment Center.
From then on, Envera began its consolidation as a non-profit organization, becoming a reference point for the care of people with disabilities, especially intellectual disabilities.
In 1991, the Centro Integral de Discapacidad (Integral Center for Disability) was inaugurated, which has been linked to the social life of Colmenar Viejo (Madrid) ever since. In its Sports Pavilion Eunice Kennedy presents (1992) the Special Olympics movement in Spain. movement in Spain, and with it began in Envera a pioneering career in inclusive sports that now exceeds three decades of history.
In 2016, Envera Punto de Inclusión Envera Inclusion Point in the Islazul and Carrefour Ciudad de la Imagen shopping centers, a pioneering project in Europe that is sustainable, scalable and based on the circular economy with which Envera creates jobs, raises the visibility of people with disabilities and works in a network with other NGOs to help more than 25,000 vulnerable people in Spain and abroad.
Envera, over time, has been professionalizing and opening up to all disabilities and to society as a whole in order to provide its beneficiaries with comprehensive and quality care, to continue growing and to promote an inclusive society focused on the rights and dignity of the individual through real equal opportunities.
To this end, Envera currently has:
- Envera - Association, for the comprehensive care of people with disabilities through Early Care and Neurodevelopment, Training, Job placement, Occupational Centers, Day Center, Residences, Supervised Apartments, Sports and Leisure.
- Envera Employment, S.L.U., with Special Employment Centers that provide stable and protected employment to more than 850 professionals with disabilities, 50% of them with intellectual disabilities.
- Envera Guardianship Foundation, which takes care of and accompanies people with intellectual disabilities in situations of neglect in their decision making and watches over their rights and interests.
