"Keeping elderly people at home is a fundamental issue in care", agrees Annick Petrus, third vice-president of the COM in charge of the Family Solidarity Pole.
“To do this, the community has been supporting family carers for several years in this process of autonomy, in particular through training.
MAIA - Method of Action for the Integration of Aid and Care Services - plays an essential and innovative role in the field of autonomy by supporting and uniting the actors involved with the over 60s and their families. carers, ”she explained at the launch of Blue Week Monday morning at the nursing home Bettany Home, the accommodation facility for dependent elderly people. Saint-Martin has approximately 3 people over the age of 930. 60 benefit from the Solidarity Allowance for Seniors (ASPA), 264 from the Personalized Autonomy Allowance (APA) and 132 are received at the nursing home. (More details on www.soualigapost.com)
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