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Poland belongs to the regions of the country where demographic disadvantages have particular repercussions on the pace of population ageing. Low fertility, prevalence of birth deaths and an overall net migration balance in the country, which increases the number of dependent people, including older people, especially after 80, with the decline in the population. The incidence of chronic diseases is also increasing with age, and according to Eurostat (Poland in 2014), almost every other person at the age of 60 and more was included in the ‘Biometric ON Group’, of which 1/3 have had serious difficulties in performing daily life activities. In the vast majority of cases, the care and support of the OS and ON is carried out by the close family members, as well as by neighbours and friends, that is to say, informal carers. It is only in the most recent case that these are employees of the social services, which, while continuing to weaken the family’s functions and the increasing burden of their duties, requires intensive remedial action. The phenomena and demographic trends in the Opolskie region show the need to develop public services for different groups of the population, especially for the elderly (OS) and (ON).In contrast to the range of fixed aid and environmental aid (daily homes), care services in the Opolskie region are insufficient (in 2014, there were 24,4 people covered by this form of support in 10). In response to the supply of services for dependent people, a project is planned for free care services, which will include assistance to cover everyday life needs, health care, care, beauty/hairdressing services or the provision of hot meals. In addition, specialised care, care and health services will be tailored to the specific needs of the type of condition or disability. (English)
 
Property / summary: Poland belongs to the regions of the country where demographic disadvantages have particular repercussions on the pace of population ageing. Low fertility, prevalence of birth deaths and an overall net migration balance in the country, which increases the number of dependent people, including older people, especially after 80, with the decline in the population. The incidence of chronic diseases is also increasing with age, and according to Eurostat (Poland in 2014), almost every other person at the age of 60 and more was included in the ‘Biometric ON Group’, of which 1/3 have had serious difficulties in performing daily life activities. In the vast majority of cases, the care and support of the OS and ON is carried out by the close family members, as well as by neighbours and friends, that is to say, informal carers. It is only in the most recent case that these are employees of the social services, which, while continuing to weaken the family’s functions and the increasing burden of their duties, requires intensive remedial action. The phenomena and demographic trends in the Opolskie region show the need to develop public services for different groups of the population, especially for the elderly (OS) and (ON).In contrast to the range of fixed aid and environmental aid (daily homes), care services in the Opolskie region are insufficient (in 2014, there were 24,4 people covered by this form of support in 10). In response to the supply of services for dependent people, a project is planned for free care services, which will include assistance to cover everyday life needs, health care, care, beauty/hairdressing services or the provision of hot meals. In addition, specialised care, care and health services will be tailored to the specific needs of the type of condition or disability. (English) / rank
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Project in Poland financed by DG Regio
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Development of comprehensive care, nursing and health care at home
Project in Poland financed by DG Regio

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    Opolski
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    country
    Poland
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    EU contribution
    714,372.93 zloty
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    171,449.50 Euro
    exchange rate to Euro
    0.24 Euro
    point in time
    13 January 2020
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    budget
    840,438.75 zloty
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    201,705.3 Euro
    exchange rate to Euro
    0.24 Euro
    point in time
    13 January 2020
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    co-financing rate
    85.0 percent
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    start time
    2 July 2018
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    end time
    31 October 2019
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    beneficiary name (string)
    FUNDACJA "PRZEMIJANIE"
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    beneficiary
    Q2527329
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    fund
    European Social Fund
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    coordinate location

    50°53'30.8"N, 17°55'55.6"E
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    summary
    Woj. opolskie należy do regionów kraju, w którym niekorzystne zjawiska demograficzne w szczególny sposób wpływają na tempo starzenia się społeczeństwa. Występuje niska dzietność, przewaga zgonów nad urodzeniami oraz wyjątkowe w skali kraju ogólne saldo migracji, co sprawia, że wraz ze spadkiem liczby ludności wzrasta liczba osób niesamodzielnych, w tym starszych, zwłaszcza po 80 r.ż. Z wiekiem zwiększa się również występowanie chorób przewlekłych, a wg Eurostatu (w Polsce w 2014 r.), prawie co druga osoba w wieku 60 lat i więcej była zaliczona do grupy ON biologicznie, z których 1/3 miała poważne trudności w wykonywaniu codziennych czynności życiowych. W zdecydowanej większości przypadków opieką i wsparciem OS i ON zajmują się członkowie najbliższej rodziny oraz sąsiedzi i przyjaciele, czyli opiekunowie nieformalni. Dopiero w ostatniej kolejności są to pracownicy służb społecznych, co przy postępującym osłabieniu opiekuńczej funkcji rodziny i wzrastającym obciążeniu obowiązkami zawodowymi, wymaga intensywnych działań zaradczych. Zjawiska i tendencje demograficzne występujące w woj. opolskim, wskazują na konieczność rozwoju usług publicznych kierowanych dla różnych grup ludności, szczególnie osób starszych (OS) i (ON).W przeciwieństwie do zakresu pomocy stacjonarnej i pomocy środowiskowej (dzienne domy pomocy), usługi opiekuńcze w woj. opolskim świadczone są w niewystarczającym zakresie (w 2014 r. na 10 tys. ludności przypadały 24,4 osoby objęte tą formą wsparcia, w kraju 26,3). W odpowiedzi na deficyt podaży usług dla os. niesamodzielnych zaplanowano w projekcie bezpłatne usługi opiekuńcze, które obejmą pomoc w zaspokajaniu codziennych potrzeb życiowych, opiekę higieniczną, pielęgnację, usługi kosmetyczne/fryzjerskie czy dostarczanie ciepłych posiłków. Ponadto przewidziano specjalistyczne usługi opiekuńcze, pielęgnacyjne i zdrowotne dostosowane będą do szczególnych potrzeb wynikających z rodzaju schorzenia czy niepełnosprawności. (Polish)
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    Identifiers

    Polish Kohesio ID
    RPOP.08.01.00-16-0011/18
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