It is predicted that by 2030 around 1 in 8 people in the world will be aged 65 or over, creating ever greater care needs for the increasingly ageing and dependent population. Despite medical and technological progress, increasing longevity and the rise in chronic illnesses have led to a significant increase in the number of patients who "can't be cured", and the desire of patients/dependents to live at home, with their families, in a familiar and welcoming environment makes it essential that there is someone capable, motivated and available to provide hygiene and comfort care, food, administer medication and, above all, accompany them.
The Informal Carer (IC), who provides partial or total care for the person, whether or not they are ill, with varying degrees of dependency, regardless of age, whether or not they are a family member, is a key figure in this context.
However, the lack of preparation, time commitment and effort associated with care can have a negative impact on the IC, associating negative physical, mental and emotional states, for various reasons, with repercussions on the lack of quality of life of the IC, the cared-for person and their families.
Thus, the CuidIn project aims to:
Specific objectives:
The project cover the municipality of Cantanhede; target audience: informal carers who provide care for dependent people living in the municipality of Cantanhede.
More information here.
3695/POISE/EMPIS/SI/3.33/2020
2020-01-01
2023-01-01
249.994,78€
Portugal 2020/ POISE-03-4639-EU-FSE-000765
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