This aid, intended for applications registered between November 4 and 30, 2025, has benefited 4,255 families. Of the total, 2,831 correspond to first children with 500 euros, 1,240 to second children with 750 euros, and 184 to third or subsequent children with 1,000 euros.
The call for applications generated significant interest, receiving a total of 10,027 requests. Although 2,227 are pending correction and 3,140 were rejected for not meeting requirements, the high participation underscores the need for this type of support.
“"The best news of all is the difference between births and deaths, a figure that is positive again after several years."
The program, which will remain open until August 31, has an initial budget of 17.3 million euros, with the possibility of expansion. Applications can be submitted online or in person within two months of birth or adoption.
These aids are universal, with no income or age limits, and are compatible with other public or private benefits. Requirements include legal residency in Spain and registration in Madrid for at least five years.
The implementation of these measures coincides with a rebound in the city's birth rate. In 2025, 27,097 births were registered, 884 more than the previous year, allowing Madrid to recover positive vegetative growth for the first time since 2019, with 564 more births than deaths.
