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Overview of the Istay@home research project, funded by Interreg IVB, North West Europe. a three year programme examining ICT based services to support independent and active living at home for disabled and older people.
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5 north-west European countries9 social housing organizations6 technical and evaluation partners1 goal:An integrated concept for bringing alive a
transnational ICT-based service to support independent and active living at home
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PARTNERS
London conference, public event, 31st of January 2013 - M.FM Jürgen Nitschke - Joseph-Stiftung
I-stay@
homeElderly tenants
Provider of AAL
solutions
Housing interested
parties
Govern-ment, Public
authorities
General public
Local welfare, healthcare
sector
Social housing provider
ICT-based service to support
independent and active living at home
Living secure & healthy
Easy interaction &
communication
Living in well accepted
conditions
GOALS AND STAKEHOLDERS
London conference, public event, 31st of January 2013 - M.FM Jürgen Nitschke - Joseph-Stiftung
WIN-WIN situation for stakeholders
• WIN-situation for elderly tenants• getting informed about evaluated solutions
for independently living at home• getting help around supporting solutions
from their housing association• being able to stay at home for a longer time period
• WIN-situation for business companies• getting information about the requirements
of HOs and their elderly tenants • providing new products and services
for a growing population group
BENEFITS
London conference, public event, 31st of January 2013 - M.FM Jürgen Nitschke - Joseph-Stiftung
• WIN-situation housing associations• keeping predominantly trouble-free tenants
as long as possible• having an additional service to offer
in a demand market due to demographic change
• WIN-situation for healthcare sector• saving money through people staying at home
for a longer time period
BENEFITS
London conference, public event, 31st of January 2013 - M.FM Jürgen Nitschke - Joseph-Stiftung
FOR MORE INFORMATION
London conference, public event, 31st of January 2013 - M.FM Jürgen Nitschke - Joseph-Stiftung
I-stay@home
project management team
Julia Siebert – communication officer
[email protected] / +49 951-9144-551
Juergen Nitschke – project co-ordinator
[email protected] / +49 951-9144-550
www.i-stay-home.eu
