Guernsey's older generation to be cared for by the States
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Guernsey's older population will be given extra care support from the States.
A working group has been set up to establish what care, support and accommodation will be available to the elderly over the coming years.
Chief Minister Peter Harwood said: "The Supported Living and Ageing Well Strategy is a priority."
The strategy is part of a full review, which will take into account the range of current care services.
Deputy Harwood said: "The review will include services and funding from those provided to people who are cared for by their families and friends; through supported living options, such as extra-care developments and residential and nursing care services; to specialist and hospital care and long-term off-island placements.
"The strategy will also include consideration of services in Alderney."
- Published9 November 2010