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How Do You Help Old People? Even if it's unstructured, volunteer in your community. ... Visit an old age home. ... Supporting old age people by listening to them. ... Assist them in maintaining contact with family, friends, and the community. ... Seniors enjoy having a good time. ... Learn how to make them happy. ... Make a secure environment.

The National Council on Aging works to increase the visibility of challenges that aging individuals face through programs, services and advocacy. Vision Statement: A just and caring society in which each of us, as we age, live with dignity, purpose and security.

Receiving care can come from a variety of sources. Most times, care receivers relied on the help of family and friends (88%), though half of these care receivers also received professional services. Relatively few Canadians (12%) relied on professional services alone.

The National Council on Aging (NCOA) is a 60-year old non-profit organization that advocates services, resources, and initiatives to improve the lives of older Americans.

A range of types of care services are available for elderly people, depending on their needs: Residential care home. Nursing care home. Domiciliary care (care at home) Live-in care. Respite care. Other care options.

Social support can be as simple as having a support worker over for a cup of coffee or someone accompanying you to get out into the community or attend social activities.

Family, friends, and neighbors are the biggest source of help for many older people. Talk with those close to you about the best way to get what you need. If you are physically able, think about trading services with a friend or neighbor. One could do the grocery shopping, and the other could cook dinner, for example.