El autobús del Ingreso Mínimo Vital estará en Ciudad Real y Linares (Jaén) la semana que viene

The Minimum Vital Income (IMV) information bus will be in Ciudad Real and Linares (Jaén) next week. This is an initiative of the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration framed in the ‘It’s the Minimum’ campaign, whose objective is to approach all possible IMV recipients who do not yet receive it to address all possible situations of vulnerability.

The bus will travel to 40 locations on the peninsula. After passing through the Community of Madrid and Toledo, from tomorrow you will be in Ciudad Real, where you will stay on Saturday 29 and Monday 31 October on the Paseo Central Pablo Ruiz Picasso of the Jardines del Torreón, at the height of Calle Palma.

Next, he will address the Andalusian community, starting with Linares (Jaén). In that town it will be on 3 and 4 November, in the parking lot of the Madrid station (in front of the Linarejos promenade).

In its slightly more than nine days of operation, the bus has currently served 620 people (with data collected today at 11.30 a.m.) in Alcalá de Henares, Fuenlabrada, Parla, Carabanchel (Madrid) and Toledo. The bus stays in Toledo today until 18 hours.

Profile of those assisted

Of the more than 600 people attended, 70% are women and 54% had not previously applied for IMV. Among the reasons given, the following stand out: they thought they did not meet the requirements (40%), they did not know the benefit (34%) and consider the processing very complex (23%). Among those who have requested it, half are waiting for the resolution to be communicated to them.

People who approach the bus do so to ask for information (46%), resolve doubts (31%) or request that they be accompanied in the processing (17%).