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Title: What has neighbourhood cohesion to do with informal care


1
What has neighbourhood cohesion to do with
informal care?
18 juni 2008 Lilian Linders Fontys University of
Applied Sciences
2
Structure
  • What is informal care?
  • This research, why, how and where?
  • Results

3
Informal care
  • Family care
  • Neighbourhood support
  • Voluntary care

4
Cohesion and neighbourhood
  • Aging of the population
  • Deinstitutionalisation
  • Social Support Act Netherlands
  • Community Care Act UK

5
Social networks changed
  • Increased mobility
  • Weakened local social relations
  • More paid employment (for women)
  • Individualization
  • Smaller households

6
Research Location
  • Small neighbourhood in medium sized city
  • Poor neighbourhood
  • Cheap rented houses
  • 2600 inhabitants

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Research design
  • Survey
  • Semi-structured interviews

9
Results
  • People dont help because its a norm within the
    neighbourhood community
  • In some small parts of the neighbourhood people
    do share a sense of community

10
Results
  • People help for individual reasons
  • Their negative image of their own neighbourhood
    doesnt stop helping others

11
Results
  • Neighbourhood networks are individualized
  • People prefer personal distance with most of
    their neighbours, but not always with the ones
    they help

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Conclusions
  • Neighbours do help each other
  • This neighbourly help has got nothing to do with
    neighbourhood community
  • Interventions to support informal care in
    neighbourhoods should support personal networks
    rather then community networks
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