The decree regulating the typology and operation of social service centers, services and programs will mean increasing prices to improve conditions. This increase in public and private residences will be covered by the Generalitat Valenciana. This has been endorsed by Consell’s vice president and Equality and Social Policy councillor. MoreAt the press conference after the General Assembly autonomous governmentA decree updating, modernizing and unifying the regulations on social services has been approved. The regulation, among other updates, regulates the staffing ratios of all resources included in the system, commits to new cohabitation care models and fewer places to create centers that are as home-like as possible.
improvements
In his statement, Mas argued that the convention represented a “significant” and “necessary” improvement in the centers’ quality standards, specialized care, less space and more space for privacy. say goodbye to your model macro residences. Emphasizing that the staff working directly in care has doubled, Crevillentina said, “We guarantee that users are cared for in better conditions and that those who receive the service-related benefit are not paid any co-payments.” This Vice President In this way, he wanted to send a message of “hope” and peace to users and family members.
The decree guaranteeing the improvement of rates is adapted to agreements with the rest of the autonomous communities and local governments. Ministry. The economic forecast for public and concert venues is 137m euros by 2027 next year. job creation the economy produced by social services and care for people who are vulnerable or in need of care”. This will mean double the number of staff working directly in care in boarding centres.
New system
Implementation of this new system will mean an increase in housing prices resulting from improved conditions. As Mas argues, this increase will have no effect on the stock. user person, because it will be undertaken by the Generalitat. The vice-president states that the decree, made by both Consell Jurídic Consultiu and dormitory employers Aerte, economic impact for users or the situation this industry has been through. Crevillentina pointed out that no one asked the Ministry of National Education “how much does a private school charge a student” or whether a private hospital charges its patients to the Ministry of Health.