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From a life imposed to a life of choice. The deinstitutionalization of support and care.

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 Location: Santander (Cantabria)

The deinstitutionalization strategy for a good life in community is a participatory initiative led by the Ministry of Social Rights and Agenda 2030, which responds to a need to move from a model of care based on institutional care to a model of community and personalized care, where people can choose where to live, what supports they need and how they want to receive them, and do so integrated into their community.

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Senior Living Forum

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 Type: Congress
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 Location: Madrid

Senior Living Forum arose as a response to the continued growth of the senior living sector in Spain. This growth is attributed to the increase in life expectancy, the lack of supply, the emergence of new innovative forms of accommodation, the development of Spain as a tourist and residential destination for international seniors, and the creation of new ways of accessing adapted housing for the elderly.

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Conference Challenges of Social and Health Coordination: towards a preventive, personalised and community approach

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 Type: Conference
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 Location: Los Llanos de Aridane (La Palma)

The Cabildo de La Palma and Plena Inclusión Canarias are organising this meeting which aims to make other realities visible in order to respond to the challenges detected and whose main objectives are to go deeper into the models of care and social and health care coordination, highlighting the quantitative data of La Palma; to show the alternatives and innovative solutions in this aspect for people with dependency; to generate alternatives for social and health care coordination between the different agents and administrations, and to make visible the De-institutionalisation Strategy at na

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