APRODI, a nonprofit Civil Association, was founded by parents and relatives of adults with intellectual disabilities to address the crucial needs of housing and education. Upon turning 18, these individuals are excluded from the public special education system, and specialized residential homes are lacking for those who are left without family support and cannot care for themselves due to their dependency. In response, APRODI created the TALLER-HOGAR PROJECT to provide comprehensive care for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Offering a range of activities from academic support to music therapy, APRODI promotes self-esteem and independence for its 50 beneficiaries, most of whom come from vulnerable backgrounds. The organization's milestone includes the construction of a new home for 40 individuals, aiming to provide dignity and support in the absence of natural family ties. As APRODI pioneers in societal change, they invite volunteers and supporters to join their noble cause in creating a more inclusive and caring environment for all