Rieder Social Welfare Association: Warm support for seniors in need

Rieder Social Welfare Association: Warm support for seniors in need

Ried im Innkreis, Österreich - The challenges in the nursing sector are increasing steadily, and thus also the number of people who rely on support. In Ried, the Social Welfare Association (SHV) makes a remarkable contribution to make life easier for those in need and their relatives. As meinzirk.at , the social counseling center in Ried is often the first point of contact for concerns such as residential allowances or the disabled. Kornelia Greil, an employee of the SHV, emphasizes the confidentiality and anonymity of the consultations, which are extremely important, especially in sensitive situations.

In recent years, the demand for consultations has increased massively due to the increasing cost of living costs. The SHV cooperates with various social providers such as Caritas, alcohol counseling and regional nursing homes to offer a comprehensive support network. Gabriele Reiter from the coordination for care and care (KBP) explains that the offer is mainly aimed at people aged 60 and over.

Diverse support for those in need of care

The needs of those in need of care are as different as the people themselves. In its offer, the AOK explains to aok.de that support can be designed in everyday care according to the individual needs of those affected. Here is an overview of the different offers:

• care offers : groups for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, senior cafés and individual care in their own home.
• relief offers for nursing : family -relieving services, discussion groups for relatives and leisure activities for people with disabilities.
• Household services : This includes laundry care, weekly purchases, cleaning work and accompanying services.

These relief can be requested via the care fund, which supports certain offers by grants. Relatives, who often bear the main burden of care, should also be aware of the aids mentioned.

The role of relatives

The importance of relatives in nursing is enormous. As the Guide dementia , over half of the people in need of care lives with dementia, often in the care of family members. This Situation not only brings with it burdens, but also valuable moments of solidarity. However, relatives are required to find a constant balance between nursing tasks and their own livelihood.

In order to avoid their own exhaustion, these families should use the legally anchored claims for advice and training. Programs such as the Nursing Time Act enable employees to take up to ten days to maintain relatives and apply for support allowance. A well -developed network of help offers is crucial in the long run.

The advice center in Ried could offer valuable support. For official inquiries or if necessary, interested people can contact coordination for care and care at 07752 912-68 310 or the social counseling center Ried at 07752/912-68 314