Overview
- The device will run from mid-July through mid-October under a €932,000 contract agreed by the Ayuntamiento and Aena.
- It will offer 150 beds nightly from 20:00 to 09:00 alongside a 20-place day centre available round the clock.
- Participants will receive dinner and breakfast, access to showers, laundry services, clothing storage and transport cards.
- Eligibility requires a formal link to Madrid through empadronamiento or prior engagement with street teams, Samur Social or Equipos de Calle.
- Aena’s July census of airport-dwelling homeless individuals is underway and authorities hold weekly coordination meetings to guide the response.