No care centre for the elderly operates without proper accreditation and no government agency coordinates measures or refers elderly persons under responsibility to non-accredited care centres. (b) daycare. It offers services for elderly people in a situation of self-flexion, frailty or dependence (mild and moderate) throughout the day, respecting a schedule set by the center. The State shall adopt, promote and implement the administrative, legislative, judicial and other measures necessary to promote and protect the full enjoyment of the rights of older persons, paying particular attention to persons at risk. A protection order must be communicated personally to the party against whom it was issued, whether by a sheriff or sheriff, a law enforcement officer or a person over the age of 18 who is not a party to the case. The State formulates, designs and implements at its three levels of government plans, programmes, projects and services aimed at complying with this law, in accordance with the national policy applicable to the elderly, taking into account their needs, characteristics and cultural conditions in each department. Public and private institutions facilitate the access and movement of autonomous, dependent and frail elderly people by adapting their facilities and considering the removal of architectural barriers that prevent their free transit or movement, with autonomy, independence, enjoyment and control of space in accordance with the applicable regulations. Public and private institutions are strengthening the capacity of their human resources with regard to general accessibility for older persons. (d) Health care for the elderly The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations provides leadership in the promotion and protection of the rights of older persons and is subject to its powers and applicable regulations on regulation, promotion, coordination, management, implementation, monitoring, follow-up, follow-up, monitoring, follow-up, follow-up, follow-up, sanctioning, recording information, monitoring and carrying out evaluations of policies, plans, programmes and services for their benefit, in coordination with regional governments, local governments, public and private institutions and civil society providing the facilities of the case. The purpose of this law is to create a normative framework that guarantees the exercise of the rights of older persons in order to improve their quality of life and promote their full integration into the social, economic, political and cultural development of the nation. The State must promote the proper treatment of older persons at its three levels of government through measures to promote and protect their human rights, giving priority to respect for their dignity, independence, autonomy, care and non-discrimination. The Ministry of Health and Essalud are responsible for promoting differentiated services for older persons suffering from diseases that affect their health. 5.1 The elderly person is the holder of human rights and fundamental freedoms and exercises, inter alia, the right: violence against older persons is considered to be any single or repeated conduct, by act or omission, that causes harm of any kind or violates the enjoyment or exercise of his or her human rights and fundamental freedoms.

it doesn`t matter if it happens in a relationship of trust. 33.2 Public and private institutions include commemorative dates in their institutional calendars in order to promote and strengthen a positive image and recognize the rights of older persons. For the implementation of this Law, the national government shall strengthen the capacities of the relevant sectors, regional and local governments to formulate, design and implement national policies relating to older persons. The State, through the competent authorities, shall adopt rules enabling older persons to have access to means of transport, services, information and means of communication on an equal footing with other persons in the most autonomous and safest manner possible. All measures for the elderly have a biopsychosocial perspective and promote shared decisions between health professionals and the elderly; Integration of biological, emotional and contextual aspects into care as well as patient expectations and appreciation of human interaction in the clinical process. Through the three levels of government, the state guarantees the right to physical environments that are inclusive, safe, accessible, functional and adaptable to the needs of older persons that allow for a healthy lifestyle. (g) Promote the association of older persons and the informed participation of citizens. In summary, Law No. 121-2019 recognizes the fundamental rights of older persons in the areas of health, nutrition, family, work, social assistance, participation, education, information, care facilities, accommodation in residential or medical hospitals, legal principles and special laws. The rights of older persons are then disaggregated by subject. The State encourages the strengthening of the protection of older persons by the family and the community. Any measures aimed at older persons must take into account concern for their integrity and their economic and social security.

Older persons` organisations may participate in spaces that promote decision-making, in the formulation and implementation of regional or local development plans, in participatory budgeting, in the regional and local coordination council, including when it comes to issues related to their rights, in accordance with the applicable legislation. Article 3 Any older person who has been a victim of abuse, institutional abuse, neglect and/or institutional neglect may apply in person or through his or her representative, guardian or legal guardian, law enforcement official or official or official. Anyone interested in the well-being of the elderly person can also apply for it. The person applying for the protection order and the person on whose behalf it has been applied for shall be referred to as the applicant. (c) night care facility. It offers basic services of overnight accommodation, food and clothing for the autonomous elderly person. If, after notification, the person knowingly violates a provision of the protection order, he or she will be subjected to a criminal offence. If the person is charged and convicted, they could be sentenced to two years in prison, a fine of up to $5,000, or both. The court could also be sentenced to imprisonment for community service. (a) Nursing home. It offers comprehensive care services for the self-employed or older adults in need of care.

It can be gerontological, geriatric or mixed. Public or private care facilities for the elderly who hold an operating licence apply for accreditation from the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations before commencing their activities. The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations may, within the framework of its presbytery, sign inter-institutional agreements with public or private bodies in order to obtain benefits for the rights of the elderly. 11.2 The local authorities report annually, under the responsibility of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations, on the operation of the Comprehensive Centres for the Care of the Elderly (CIAM). This information is sent every 30 January compared to the previous year. It is a decision of the Court of Justice which contains certain measures to protect an elderly person from another person where there are reasonable grounds to believe that he or she has been the victim of cruel or negligent treatment which causes him or her harm or endangers him or her to harm his or her health, well-being or property. This may include physical, emotional, psychological or financial exploitation; Threats, fraud, exploitation, intimidation, among other crimes. National governments, regional governments and local authorities shall implement coordinated measures to prevent, promote, care for and rehabilitate the health of older people.

The participation of organisations of older persons in decision-making spaces requires that they be accredited, where appropriate, at local, regional or national level. The State promotes access, sustainability and quality of education for older persons, as well as their participation in existing programmes to share their knowledge and experience with all generations.