Question 15267 — professions and social activities

Summary

Mr. Jean-Claude Raux draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the situation of therapeutic family caregivers (AFT). These professionals play an essential role in supporting people suffering from psychiatric disorders, guaranteeing the continuity of care pathways through local support, determining for the stabilization and reintegration of patients. Their commitment is based on a permanent presence with the people welcomed. However, there is a significant gap between the responsibilities exercised by AFTs and the rights they have. In fact, they carry out a continuous activity, without formalized weekly rest or recognition of work at night, Sundays and public holidays. The MP could also point out that maintenance allowances are insufficient to fully meet the needs of the people welcomed and that mileage allowances do not always cover all the travel necessary to support them. However, the most unfair situation lies in the fact that in the event of work stoppage, no supplement to daily allowances is provided. This situation of statutory fragility calls into question recognition and protection granted to these professionals, who are nevertheless essential to the functioning of the psychiatric care system, in a period when beds and places in hospitals are cruelly lacking. Faced with these findings, he asks it to specify what measures the Government intends to take to harmonize the status of AFTs, recognize their specific working conditions and thus secure the sustainability of this equally useful reception system. that inexpensive.

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