The aim of INAA is to improve the quality of life (reducing feelings of loneliness, maintaining a meaningful life, creating a feeling of solidarity) and autonomy of frail elderly people living independently, allowing them to maintain a high level of physical functioning. In addition, this approach also aims to reduce the burden on informal caregivers who can benefit from the expertise of active elderly people (social/community participation) and contribute to enhancing cohesion in the suburb/neighbourhood. INAA aims to reinforce the coordination between residents, the social care and the healthcare systems at a neighbourhood level, improving the social network around frail older people and their informal caregivers in order to detect potential problems early on.JRC.J.3-Information Societ