Question 42524 — dependency

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Ms. Mireille Clapot draws the attention of the Minister of Labor, Employment and Integration to the replacement services for the home caregiver. In France, 11 million people support a loved one with a disability or loss of autonomy every day. They experience situations of exhaustion due to lack of an alternative solution to support their loved one. Article 53 of Law No. 2018-727, of August 10, 2018, for a State in service of a trusted company, supported by the Government, has authorized forty home help services to deviate from labor law to set up replacement services for the home caregiver. This experimental exemption allowed the implementation of the relay and therefore the respite of the caregiver of a person losing autonomy, through the continuous intervention of a single professional, from at least 36 hours up to six days consecutive, at home or at a place of stay. For example, the “Rural Home Help” (ADMR) associative network in Drôme has been able to carry out eight relays since January 2021. However, this exemption expires on December 31, 2021. Despite the health crisis which has impacted its deployment in the territory, the experiment deserves to be extended. It is indeed an innovative device which responds to a real need for respite of long-term caregivers and which has already obtained positive feedback from those being cared for and caregivers. Consequently, she asks her if she intends to allow a two-year extension of the experimentation of this system and if a lasting financing mechanism by the National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy (CNSA) will be established in order to allow this respite for caregivers.

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