The first aid line will cover 80% of the startup costs for these entities, up to a maximum of €16,500 per beneficiary. These companies aim to facilitate the labor market access for individuals in social exclusion through employment and training.
The second line will be dedicated to advisory services for defining the business idea, studying its viability, establishing the company, and supporting its development. Aid will have fixed amounts based on the initiative's phase, with a limit of up to €100,000 per year per entity.
A third subsidy will cover half of the expenses for creating, expanding, or developing these entities, such as the acquisition of machinery, software, vehicles, and computers, with a cap of €22,000 per applicant per year.
The last line will facilitate the incorporation of new partners with direct subsidies of up to €10,000 per beneficiary, expanding from five to seven the maximum number of people per entity who can receive them. Those who join can obtain up to €3,500 to cover the necessary financial contribution to become part of the organization.
These amounts will apply to the 2027 call for these grants, which can be applied for from January 1st through the Digital Administration of the Community of Madrid.
