Effectiveness of the Jeanne et Léon Program® on the Residents's Frailty in Temporary

The management of frailty is a difficulty in the Temporary Accommodation Residences. Frailty represents a risk of reducing the activities of the elderly person. Jeanne & Léon Développement® offers an activity program that integrates several dimensions (physical and/or nutritional and/or social and/or psychological). To obtain the expected benefit, effect of the Jeanne & Léon® activities program on the residents's frailty and quality of life in temporary accommodation, the activity of at least one of these approaches is used as a global stimulant and thus activates the remaining skills to help fight against the frailty syndrome. In order to do this, the framework of the temporary accommodation, the group dynamics and the presence of a professional facilitator ensure the conditions for adherence to the program and promote the realization of stimulating activities.The phenomenon of activation initiated during the residential activity program can lead to an improvement in the components of frailty which is maintained over time. This will be assessed in terms of the occurrence of events after the activity program has been followed.

Inclusion Criteria:Aged 60 years and overParticipant who has been living in temporary accommodation at the Résidence Les Tamaris for a maximum of 72 hoursVisual, auditory and oral or written abilities in French sufficient to complete the assessments and participate in the Jeanne & Léon® Program activitiesAgrees to participate in the study and follow-ups for up to six months after the end of the activity program/temporary residenceNon-opposition accompanied by the information note co-signed by the investigator and the resident participating in the study, or the family member or the designated trusted person (if applicable)Must be affiliated to a social security planExclusion Criteria:Refusal to participate by the resident, family member or designated support personCommunication difficulties, sensory and/or motor deficitsMedical contraindicationParticipant already included in another research protocolPerson under legal protection