After 30 years at the end of April, the Tivoli course residence will go after 30 years. About 100 older Viennese must now look for a new house.
There is currently excitement in the Senior Residence Kursana Vienna-Tivoli. The building will stop the company at the end of April. The reason for this is the expiry of the lease with the owner of the property. Extensive general renovation would be necessary, but this cannot be done during the operation.
Information in the short term
The residents and the employees were only informed on Wednesday evening, and the concept is limited among them and the family members. Some of them only moved a few weeks ago and now have to look for a new house. Together with the Social Affairs Vienna Fund, Tursana is working on finding a new accommodation for all residents.
Operator regrets the step
“We very much regret this situation, which is not easy for the residents and their family members, but also for our employees,” explains Ulf Bieschke, director of Kursana. “Together with the FSW we work intensively on the fact that all residents will find a suitable new house at the end of April.”
New perspectives for residents and employees
The FSW emphasizes that a place in another facility can be provided for all affected residents. The modernized house Trazerberg of the Trustees Council in Vienna Pensions’ Residential Houses (Houses for Life) offers recording options. The FSW customer service is available for individual consultations and supports those who are affected in the search for suitable accommodation.
FSW also wants to take over employees
There are also opportunities for the employees of the home: they were offered to keep working in other FSW partner organizations. Christian Hennefeind, director of the Houses for Life, ensures that: “As the largest provider of Senior Care in Vienna, we are ready to offer residents and employees a new perspective. Our network and our experience ensure safety and stability in this challenging situation.
Source: Krone
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