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Social Health (support for aged)
Social health is crucial for the overall well-being of individuals, particularly the aged. Here's why:
Importance of Social Health for the Aged:
- Prevents Loneliness and Isolation: Social connections help alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation, common among older adults.
- Maintains Cognitive Function: Social engagement stimulates mental activity, reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
- Supports Physical Health: Social support helps manage chronic illnesses, reduces stress, and promotes healthy habits.
- Enhances Mental Health: Social connections mitigate depression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.
- Fosters Sense of Belonging: Social relationships provide a sense of purpose and belonging, essential for emotional well-being.
- Encourages Active Lifestyle: Social engagement promotes physical activity, reducing the risk of falls and mobility issues.
- Supports Caregivers: Social support networks help caregivers manage stress and provide better care.
Our Initiatives to Promote Social Health (Support for Aged):
- Health and Wellness
- Social Engagement
- Financial Security
- Home and Community
- Education and Advocacy
- Collaborations and Partnerships
Our Challenges on Social Health
- Financial Constraints and Resource Limitations
- Limited Community Resource Support.
- Low self-esteem and self efficacy