Following a halt since March 2026 due to the bankruptcy of the previous contractor, DCA, construction of the care campus in Lille can proceed. The new contractor will complete the second phase of the project. This phase includes the establishment of the local service center, a daycare center, and the new Vijfhoek van Lindelo care department.
The new local service center is intended to be a key partner in combating loneliness among the elderly in the municipality. Seniors will be able to visit for lunch, activities like card games, or simply to read the newspaper in the company of others. The center primarily targets the elderly, caregivers, and vulnerable individuals, as well as disadvantaged groups and single people. Residents can seek advice on assistance, care, inheritance, and the right to self-determination. Associations are also welcome. By integrating into the Lindelo care campus, various care services will be located close together.
Additionally, a new daycare center will be established. Both the service center and the daycare center will be operated by the municipality.
Due to the interruption, the project is facing a delay of over a year. According to the new schedule, the care campus is expected to open in February 2028.
