"Is social care a form of degradation?"
On Tuesday, 23rd April 2024, an insightful event titled "Pflege = Sozialer Abwärtstrend?" (Care = Social Decline?) is set to take place at the Guesthouse "Klumpen Moritz", located in Sterkrade-Mitte, Oberhausen (Bahnhofstr. 30, 46145). This event aims to critically examine the pressing social issues surrounding the care sector.
The event will be graced by two distinguished speakers: Lawyer Maren Krauße and Thomas Hassa, an insurance specialist. They will delve into various topics, including the challenges and social implications of the care profession, its connection to broader social decline or status reduction, and the socio-economic pressures faced by caregivers.
Moreover, the speakers will discuss the impact of current care policies on workers and those in need of care, and propose possible solutions or alternatives to improve the social value and conditions of care work. They will inform the audience about care dependency, care levels, and the process of applying for care.
The event will also empower its guests, providing them with the knowledge to file applications independently or discover which institutions can assist them further. The speakers will talk about who helps, considering legal regulations and providers.
The event starts at 7:00 PM, and approximately 60 seats are available. Registration is required and can be done via email at "info@our website" or by phone at "0208 2 33 34".
Join us on this thought-provoking journey as we explore the question: Is care work viewed as a profession that is declining socially, and what can be done to change this perception and improve the situation for both caregivers and recipients of care?
- During the event on April 23rd, 2024, at the Guesthouse "Klumpen Moritz," speakers Lawyer Maren Krauße and Thomas Hassa will discuss the intersection of science, health-and-wellness, and mental-health with the topic of care work, addressing the challenges and implications that aging populations may have on the sector and potential solutions to improve conditions for both caregivers and recipients.
- Beyond discussing the current social issues surrounding care work, the event will also delve into the importance of empowering individuals, highlighting the opportunities for filing applications independently or seeking assistance from appropriate institutions, ultimately aiming to promote a more positive perception of the care profession and improve mental health and wellness for those involved.
