Growing old encompasses many things - everyday assistance and advice and educational services for an active life, but also information about "care" for older people and their caregivers.
In Bremen, there are many free resources available, such as the Bremen Senior Citizens' Office, the care support centers, and the social services in your neighborhood. There you can get guidance and help with all questions related to aging. During Bremen's home visits, a trained advisor supports older people living at home with their questions and concerns.
Many neighborhoods offer exercise groups, senior citizen meetups, cultural events, walks, and open meeting places. Libraries, community centers, and clubs also have programs for older people.
The Bremen care support centers offer free advice on care services, care levels, home support, and suitable services. They also help you fill out applications and advise family members.
You're not alone. Bremen offers visiting services, neighborhood initiatives, and open meeting places that facilitate connections. Many of these services can be used without registration.
Besides private apartments, Bremen offers various housing options such as assisted living, shared apartments for seniors, and nursing homes. Local advice centers and care support centers provide information about these options.
You can use household services, care services, or volunteer help. Many services can be financed through the relief allowance or long-term care benefits. Social service advisors in the city districts and the social services department at the Office for Social Services provide advice on basic income support, housing allowance, long-term care benefits, and other support services.
Yes. In Bremen, there are dementia counseling services, self-help and group programs, respite care services, and information centers for family members. Many home care services also offer specialized support.
The guide is a free resource and service for senior citizens in Bremen. It offers information for older people and their relatives and is available at many public locations, such as the town hall, local offices, service centers, community centers, care support centers, and city libraries.
