Madrid region activates 30 million euro aid for fire victims

The regional plan includes temporary relocation, full rental coverage, and grants for the reconstruction of damaged homes.

Facade of a Madrid regional government building under sunlight.
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Facade of a Madrid regional government building under sunlight.

The regional government has launched an emergency aid package worth 30 million euros to support families who have lost their homes due to forest fires.

The Governing Council has approved an extraordinary plan to mitigate the impact of the wildfires in the Sierra Oeste. These measures are designed to provide an immediate housing solution for citizens unable to return to their homes due to structural damage.
The program includes temporary relocation through properties managed by the Social Housing Agency, utilizing emergency social procedures. Additionally, direct grants will cover up to 100% of rental costs for a 12-month period for households rendered temporarily uninhabitable.
The plan also incorporates a grant scheme aimed at accelerating the repair and reconstruction of affected properties. Both homeowners and tenants whose primary residence was damaged by the fires are eligible to apply for this support.
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (29/07/2026)