東京都シルバーピアにおける生活協力員の配置状況と今後の役割 : 区市町村担当者調査から

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This study deals with how Wardens and Life support advisers (LSAs) are arranged in the Silver-peer Housing Project of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, with a view to analyzing the status quo as well as the future of their roles. We investigated municipalities and collected materials. Two types of research methods were employed, a questionnaire survey in 1998 and an interview survey in 2006. The results of our study may be summarized as follows: (1) Either of Wardens or LSAs is arranged in a present Silver-peer housing. Wardens don't have a special qualification, reside in the Silver-peer housing, and there be a lot of individuals who have roles of good neighbors. On the other hand, LSAs were introduced by the systemic revision. LSAs makes easy support by using expertise, and there are a lot of people who belong to the social welfare corporation etc. Respective municipalities are endeavoring to improve the situation by compiling necessary manuals for resident's communication. (2) Whether or not the efforts of Wardens prove successful largely depend on Warden's personality as well as their skill to form good human relations with residents. Most of the resident Wardens are individually assigned and not receiving enough supports. It should be noted that Warden's specialities as well as the support system are being improved through the introduction of the nursing insurance system and increasing the number of LSAs. (3) The arrangement of Wardens and LSAs is quite intricate, with some of them being residents and others consigned as needed, or individually or corporately arranged. In the majority of cases, they are resident Wardens. It is also to be noted that altering Wardens and LSAs arrangements involves difficulties such as the subsidy issue and the change of the use of residential quarters for Wardens.
社団法人日本家政学会の論文
2008-11-15

東京都シルバーピアにおける生活協力員の配置状況と今後の役割 : 区市町村担当者調査から

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