About care measures
Updated: March 10, 2017
due date
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Q&A summary
No. | Contents of question | Mayor's answer |
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1 | Is the integrated community care system a realistic mechanism, or is it really usable? There is no guarantee that they will be able to enter a facility in the future, and elderly people living alone are worried about how they will live. | The integrated community care system is not entirely managed by the government. The active involvement of citizens is essential. By all means, I would like you to participate in local communities such as residents' associations and voluntary disaster prevention organizations and value the connection of self-help and mutual help. I believe that such connections will be important in terms of both disaster prevention and welfare. In the future, as the population ages, we will not have the financial resources to rely on the government to do everything. I want you to think about what you can do by yourself after building mutual relationships in the area. Organic connections lead to safety and security. I would like the government to firmly support the creation of such a system. |
2 | I live in Koyodai and started an exchange program at the Shiroyama Culture Center in January in collaboration with the Comprehensive Support Center. | The Shiroyama Cultural Center has a cafe corner, and we would like you to use it effectively for community activities while drinking tea. There are few such places in new towns, so we will think about it in terms of city planning. In addition, the community center will be gradually improved so that it will be easier to use. If you find it difficult to use, please feel free to contact us. |
3 | I would like you to present specific examples (various patterns) when the elderly receive support. For example, depending on the symptoms of the disease, you can go to this hospital. Alternatively, it would be better if there were materials describing contact information, etc. for each model to some extent, such as where to consult. | I have heard that other cities are making efforts to create and distribute contact lists of such related organizations. In Inagi City, the point of contact for consultation has been unified at the Regional Comprehensive Support Center, and we recommend that you consult there first. We can listen to your situation and refer you to an appropriate agency. We believe that we can provide a more detailed response than creating and distributing a list of contacts like a telephone directory. If you have any problems, please contact the Regional Comprehensive Support Center. |
4 | There are many elderly people in Hirao housing, so I want a cafe that can be used cheaply. We are using the NPO Paw Paw Tree, but would it be possible for the city to provide financial support so that we can provide coffee and other products at a lower price? | NPO corporations are also working to provide services that public institutions cannot provide, and we are providing support as a whole business. The government cannot directly lower the price of coffee with financial assistance, but we would like to continue to support the activities. |
5 | The Hirao Housing Neighborhood Association receives many personal inquiries and requests from the elderly, and it is also difficult for the elderly to respond to them (requests from elderly people living on high floors to take out the garbage, etc.). ). We make an effort as residents' association, but want you to support residents' association in city. | It is also possible for the city to take out the garbage on the upper floors of the elderly by making a reservation for oversized garbage. Concrete efforts to watch over the elderly in the community as a whole are being considered in the "Council for Livelihood Support and Preventive Care Services." In addition, regarding the hardware maintenance of the Hirao condominium complex, we have assigned a person in charge to the city and are promoting support for its revitalization. |
6 | I have a child with a disability, but I leave him at a hospital in a nearby city. If possible, I would like to leave it in Inagi City, so I would like you to prepare the facilities. | It is practically impossible to have everything in the city. There is a facility with advanced medical care on a nationwide scale in the neighboring city of Tama. I would like to take that point as a plus. |
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