Marne: the general and extraordinary assemblies of Clic and SSIAD will be held on June 19

THE Click (local gerontological information and coordination center) of the Pays de Brie et Champagne and the SSIAD (Home Nursing Service) of South-West Marne jointly organize their general meetings.

These meetings will be held on Wednesday June 19, on the first floor of the Praetorium room, Cour d’Orléans in Sézanne (Marne) from 7 p.m.

Organization of meetings

The meetings will follow one another. The extraordinary general meeting of Clic will take place from 6 p.m. for the modification of the statutes. “We plan to change the name of one of the positions of the ex officio members and to add the possibility of doing the CA and the Office remotely,” explains Aurélie Biener, coordinator – referent of the CLIC of the Pays de Brie et Champagne. The ordinary general meeting will follow with the presentation of the following points: moral report of the president, 2023 activity report, financial report, setting of the amount of the contribution, 2024 projects, renewal of the outgoing third party and answers to various questions.

HAS 7:15 p.m.it will be the turn of the extraordinary general meeting of the SSIAD to address the modification of the statutes, followed by the ordinary general meeting according to the same points on the agenda as for the Clic.

Members of these two entities are invited to participate in these meetings.

What is Clic and SSIAD?

As a reminder, Clic and SSIAD intervene with populations as part of the Pays de Brie and Champagne.

Le Clic is a free service for elderly people and their families. It is a place of welcome, proximity, information and helps seniors and their loved ones promote healthy aging. Its services make it possible to develop assistance plans based on needs with professionals.

It operates in the 96 communes of the Pays de Brie et Champagne which brings together the communities of communes of Brie Champenoise, Sézanne south-west Marne and south Marne.

As for the SSIAD, it offers medical-social services to people aged 60 and over, sick or dependent, and adults with a chronic pathology. The SSIAD teams are essentially made up of caregivers and state-certified nurses. Depending on their skills, they offer hygiene and comfort care (toilet, shower, etc.) and nursing care (dressings, distribution of medications, injections, etc.)

SSIADs are entirely financed by health insurance funds.

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