Local Care Ecosystems

A local care ecosystem is defined as a space for local coordination, participation and management of care and support networks based in coordinating social services, health services, socio-health services, community services and other services to improve the quality of life of families and vulnerable frail and dependent people.
Those ecosystems can function at two levels:
  • At the Municipal Level ​​​​​​​to promote a network of citizens within a single municipality.
  • At the Supramunicipal Level ​​​​​​​to create networks of municipalities that collaborate on providing care.

SPHERES OF ACTION

  • Dependency attention

  • Childhood and adolescence

  • Social inclusion

  • Support for women who are victims of domestic violence

KEY ACTIONS

  • Promoting the personalisation of care
  • Strengthening support networks
  • Collaboration between local agents and institutions

THREE STRATEGIC GOALS

  • Dynamising the community
  • Coordinating services
  • Impact on quality of life

Local care ecosystems for:

PERSONALISED CARE

  • Dependency attention

  • Childhood and adolescence

  • Social inclusion

  • Support for women who are victims of domestic violence

INNOVATION AND SCALING

  • Promoting the personalisation of care
  • Strengthening support networks
  • Collaboration between local agents and institution

COORDINATING SERVICES

  • Dynamising the community
  • Coordinating services
  • Impact on quality of life