高齢者ソーシャル・サービスと新家事労働その2

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The legal support and money management system for dementia/Alzheimer's disease and mentally handicapped persons (the adult guardian system: AGS) protects their rights in Japan. The Community-based service and daily money management system complement AGS. Both systems are classified as "new household work," which arises from socialization of daily life. The object of this study is to clarify the process of utilizing both systems and show the visions of "new household work" and "new family expenditure". The results are as follows. 1. The adult guardian system (AGS) generated much more "new household work" and "new family expenditure" than the community-based service and daily money management system. 2. Community work specialists who work in the community council of social welfare account for the smaller amount of "new household work" and "new family expenditure" generated by the community-based service and daily money management system. 3. It is important to promote activities supporting AGS to enable low-income people to utilize it.
昭和女子大学の論文
2005-02-01