Support services
In addition to or in advance of care services, there are support services that make everyday life easier or make it possible to stay at home in the first place.
In addition to welfare organizations and associations, there are also private service providers.
There is help that comes to your home or group services outside your own home. Some services are provided on a voluntary basis. Think carefully beforehand about what support you need or want. If you are unsure, contact the care support center for advice.
Some outpatient care services also offer care on an hourly basis or housekeeping. Day care services are further offers that relieve the burden on relatives and provide social contact and variety for people with care needs.
Mobility is often a challenging issue in old age. You can find out what support is available in the Participation Compass:
You are not in need of care but need support to be able to stay in your own home and cannot afford the necessary help financially? In this case, you can apply for social assistance.
Publications for download
Please also note the address collections provided by the team at the care support center: