Senior Campus Hamm: A new home for self -determined life!

Senior Campus Hamm: A new home for self -determined life!

The construction of the "Senior Campus Hamm" progresses according to schedule, as the waz . The client, RTLL Lewerenz Holding AG, has successfully completed the allocation of the construction work. About 70% of the orders were awarded to regional companies, which not only strengthens the local economy, but also promotes close connections to the environment.

Currently, the work is mainly focused on interior design, including electrical installations, sanitary facilities and interior plaster, as well as the roofing. The senior campus will include 65 apartments for assisted living, outpatient residential groups as well as day care, a restaurant and a café. With this infrastructure, the project pursues the goal of enabling older people a self -determined life.

an important project for the region

The planned completion of the senior campus is targeted for the end of 2025. An important milestone was the already held topping -out ceremony on November 13, which praised the progress. The total investment amounts to 30 million euros. The marketing of the apartments and the places in the outpatient residential groups has already started, which shows that there is a specific need for such offers.

The city of Hamm is located in the northeastern part of the Ruhr area and has a population of around 180,000 inhabitants. The area is classified as a middle center, which means that it is attractive for many people as a place of residence. Around 78,000 people live in the vicinity of the senior campus in the southeastern city area and the adjacent districts of Warendorf, Soest and Unna, which could also be potential users of the offers. With an outpatient specialist center directly opposite and numerous other health partners nearby, the location shows good conditions for a close interaction with the health care facilities.

demographic challenges and opportunities

The need for such a project is reinforced by demographic change. According to the Service portal at home , the proportion of older people will increase in the coming years and the demands on living change. 22% of the population are currently 65 years or older; This proportion will increase to 30% in 20 years. In particular, this will face challenges without close family members, since the number of older people increases without family support.

The future requires an age -appropriate adaptation of the living space. It is known that physical restrictions increase in old age and that more than 2.9 million are largely required by barrier -free apartments by 2030. The Senior Campus Hamm could thus offer a full solution and at the same time improve the quality of life in the region.