Shrinkage in the home. The future of informal care for the elderly. Anita Peters May 2011.

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Shrinkage in the home. The future of informal care for the elderly. Anita Peters May 2011

© MOVISIE Trend study family care for the elderly Motive for this study –Demographic changes Aging of the population Decrease in birth statistics –Changing family compositions: ‘Shrinkage in the home’ –Change in policy

© MOVISIE Dutch statistics Total population over 16 million 3,5 million family carers (2008) 20% population provide family care >3 months and/or >8 hours a week Increase intensive family care: >3 months & >8 hours a week. 2001: , 2008: Source: SCP (Dutch Institute for social research) 2010

© MOVISIE Ageing population 2020 rapid increase of ageing population 2030 ageing population reaches its peak

© MOVISIE Shrinkage in the home Patchwork families Fewer children Increase in geographic distance between family members

© MOVISIE Policy Increasing pressure on work participation From welfare state to participation society –How flexible is family care? –Future balance in supply and demand?

© MOVISIE Solutions to be found for a sustainable informal care system To be addressed by elderly themselves –Different forms of accommodation – Purchasing care Bridging geographic distances –through social media –extended care technology (domotica) Personnel policy that supports informal care

© MOVISIE Notes for debate: do you have an opinion? Attend the workshop! In western Europe elderly are sufficiently wealthy to purchase supplementary care from care workers beyond the national borders. This is economically beneficial for these citizens from other countries and therefore a positive development. Elderly and their carers need to embrace the increased possibilities of technology, domotica and social media. It solves the problems of care giving at geographical distance and provides more efficient ways to offer care. We need to appeal more strongly to older people's ability for self- management in care. Older people have been pampered by the old welfare state but this regime is no longer affordable.

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