- The benefit reaches more than 227,840 people, which means an increase in the number of beneficiaries compared to July by 4,172 people
- In many of the households with benefits, minors live together, while single-parent households increased by 152, compared to the previous month.
- The number of households benefiting from the Child Support Supplement increases to 50,904 households, reaching 94,026 minors, which means a decrease in the number of children and adolescents.
- Women represent 54.12% of the total beneficiaries, and 69.41% of the headlines, remaining constant
- Since its inception, the IMV has protected 337,896 people in Madrid, of whom 150,600 were minors.
- The amount differs according to Communities, being the Foral Community of Navarre the one that has a benefit that reaches 749 euros compared to the 567.72 on average of Madrid.
The Minimum Vital Income (IMV) has arrived in the month of August to 73,922 homes of the Community of Madrid, in which 227,840 An increase of 9,256 people and 1,339 households that have, to some extent, been helped to continue, according to the latest statistic released today by the National Social Security Institute (INSS).
The figures represent an increase of 1.84% in Madrid households receiving this aid compared to July and 1.86% in the number of beneficiaries, which has increased by 4,172 people. In the interannual comparison, the number of beneficiaries, on the other hand, rises to 227,840, which compared to last year represents an increase of 37,556, 19.74% going from 190,284 beneficiaries in August 2025, to 227,840 at present.
Following the evolution of previous months, the IMV it is consolidated as a model in which the protection of children It occupies a central place. According to the data recorded in August, the number of households in which minors live who have received aid increases, with an increase of 1.9% from 49,935 to 50,904 households, 969 Homes more with children. Currently, 94,026 children and adolescents in the region are beneficiaries of the benefit, representing 42.49 per cent of the total, with a reduction in the number of minors by 1,031.
In turn, a significant proportion of households are single-parent, accounting for more than 26.9 per cent of households with minors. Households with CAPI (Child Protection Supplement) (50,904) are 68.86%, The ratio of beneficiaries per benefit of 3.69 people.
The IMV continues to have a feminine character, since they represent 54.12% (123.312) of the total number of beneficiaries, a percentage that remains constant and 69.46% (51,348) of the benefit holders; in absolute terms they represent 968 beneficiaries more than last month.
This month’s payroll amounts to 43.916.195,2 which means a decrease in relation to the previous month of 82,992 euros.
As for the age of the headlines, the majority is concentrated between 36 and 55 years: 34.44% is between 36-45 years old, and 29.74% is in the range between 46 and 55 years old. Both reaching 64.18% of the headlines
It is noteworthy that, among the living units, 23% are made up of one member and 23,954 of the households, 32.4%, are households without minors.
Regarding the average amount of the pension, it has been seen to be very different between the Communities, even in the Community of Madrid where it stands in August at 567.72 having reduced the average compared to the previous month that reached 571.78 euros. Madrid is at a midpoint, since the average pension of all regions has been reduced to 502.84 compared to 504.53, two euros less; some community, like that of Navarre, differs from the others reaching 746.51, It also reduces the benefit, but by two euros.
By nationality, 15.611 IMV holders come from other countries, 21.11% of the total having; it breaks the tonic compared to two months ago in which they were reduced, this time increasing by 155 people as the previous month. On a year-on-year basis, foreign holders add up to 1,933 more, well below the 2,173 more benefits that there were last year
These averages depend on households with Capi (child protection), hence in communities such as the Basque Country, there are differences in the average benefit between the Basque provinces themselves.
The monthly amount per beneficiary is reduced in almost all Communities. In Madrid, it stays at an average of 184.2 per person, when last month it reached 185.55 and the previous month was 187.11 per month per person, even this amount has been reduced year-on-year. In the only Community in which the IMV rises both intermonthly and interannual per beneficiary is in Navarre, to which the Basque Country joins when we talk about households.