Bavaria is investing 3.6 million euros in innovative care concepts!

Bavaria is investing 3.6 million euros in innovative care concepts!

In Bavaria, a lot is happening in the area of ​​care close to home. The developments are particularly based on the needs of the older generation, which wants to live in their own four walls as long as possible. According to aschaffenburg.news Funded 3.6 million euros. Small communities in particular and larger counties attach great importance to developing individual solutions in order to be able to optimally help people on site.

An outstanding example is Rosenheim, where over 1.1 million euros are made available to create positions for social space pilots. These specialists are responsible for addressing people in need at an early stage and providing local help offers. The Minister of Health and Care, Judith Gerlach, emphasizes the valuable contribution of this program to improve local care structures. With the "Good care in Bavaria" funding program, the municipalities should receive support so that they can better manage the challenges of demographic development.

care in the community

The funding not only includes financial support, but also a strategic concept for strengthening social life. That means: Over 80 percent of those in need of care are looked after in their familiar environment. The aim is to preserve the independence of those affected and to enable them to participate in social life.

• Rosenheim: 1.1 million euros for social space pilots
• Bamberg: 1.3 million euros for the neighborhood concept "Care in the Quartier"
• to other municipalities such as Schwandorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, there is also no significant funding.

Especially in rural areas and for people with disabilities, support is essential. Projects should specifically strengthen domestic and inpatient care, while the facilities remain open to social contacts. nursing.bayern.de underlines that care care must be changed in society in order to meet the demographic challenges.

A look into the future

With a year with 25 million euros estimated for the "Good care in Bavaria" program, the Free State shows that it has a good hand for the future. In the first year of the program, which promotes a wider range of care offers, over 30 projects have already been supported with more than 5.6 million euros.

communities are asked to bring in creative ideas and to submit their applications by the appropriate deadline - October 31. The requirements are clearly defined, and all the necessary documents must be submitted in good time. So nothing stands in the way of successful implementation of the projects, and the quality of life of many older people can be improved sustainably.