Question 1204 — social policy

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Mr. Jean-Luc Lagleize questions the Secretary of State, to the Prime Minister, responsible for people with disabilities, on the strategy and measures that the Government intends to take to support family caregivers, who number between four and eight million (including 57% women) in France. The situation of parents caring for their child with a disability on a daily basis is particularly worrying. Many family caregivers are in fact obliged to cease or reduce their professional activity to care for their dependent, disabled or seriously ill child. The latter must provide written proof of giving up all or part of their professional activity to the departmental council to be able to obtain compensatory compensation: the human assistance component of the disability compensation benefit (PCH). However, the steps Administrative procedures often prove complicated, sometimes due to poor communication between state services and communities. It therefore seems necessary today to think about individual support and to offer clear and effective solutions to these family caregivers. It would also be wise to be able to adapt the levels of the service, to ensure financial autonomy, while authorizing and by encouraging the practice of regular professional activity. He therefore questions him about the Government's position on this issue and the measures it intends to take to ensure better recognition of family caregivers.

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