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'Home Support Caregivers' project reactivated with 24 new operational assistants
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'Home Support Caregivers' project reactivated with 24 new operational assistants

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 11:11

The 'Home Support Caregivers' project was reactivated by the Regional Government, with an addition of 24 new operational assistants. The welcome session took place at Dr. Nélio Mendonça Hospital, marking the formal start of this new phase of the program.

The on-the-ground support will operate between 8am and 4pm, combining the direct action of the caregiver with the follow-up of the social worker. This structure allows for more complete assistance to users who need care at home.

According to the regional executive, this is one of the commitments of the Regional Government Program, aimed at ensuring a safe transition between hospital hospitalization and the return home of patients. The program thus aims to guarantee adequate follow-up during this transition period.

Why this matters

Readers in the region directly benefit from this program, which offers specialized support to people transitioning from hospital to home, combining caregivers and social workers. The addition of 24 new professionals represents an expansion of home support services promised by the regional executive.

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