The necessary remodeling of social services in the aging society

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https://doi.org/10.62161/sauc.v11.5732

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Aging, Dependence, Autonomy, Benefits, Social Services, Cares centers, Innovation

Abstract

The increase of dependency linked to population aging represents a great challenge for public authorities, which must guarantee the well-being of citizens through the necessary benefits. Objective: analyze the state of the support system for autonomy and dependency and determine if it is evolving in line with the increase in care needs linked to population aging. Methodology: study of regulations and data associated with population aging, dependency benefits and care centers that make up the system. Results: network of healthcare services is evolving in line with the increase in needs linked to population aging. Conclusions: public authorities must take measures and increase this network of services, with creation of new centers and/or alternatives for community care such as robotic housing, collective housing, co-location, cooperatives, etc.

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2025-04-15

How to Cite

Pérez Gázquez, I. M. (2025). The necessary remodeling of social services in the aging society. Street Art & Urban Creativity, 11(3), 63–75. https://doi.org/10.62161/sauc.v11.5732

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Vol. 11 No. 3 (2025)

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