7. While talking to Janice at CareShore, Julie notices that Janice is feeling down. Janice thinks...

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7. While talking to Janice at CareShore, Julie notices that Janice is feeling down. Janice thinks her children and grandchildren no longer turn to her for advice and she mentions that often she doesn’t feel she is of any value.
For the list of key issues and needs of older people below, describe in approximately 50 words how Julie could assist an older person, such as Janice, to meet each need.

Issues faced by elderly people

How a support worker can meet each need.

Being seen as an ‘elder’ of the community who has important things to offer, rather than a ‘burden’ on the community.




Having a say about what happens to them.




Coming to terms with the ageing process.

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7. While talking to Janice at Care Shore, Julie notices that Janice is feeling down. Janice thinks her children and grandchildren no longer turn to her for advice and she mentions that often she doesn’t feel she is of any value. 
For the list of key issues and needs of older people below, describe in approximately 50 words how Julie could assist an older person, such as Janice, to meet each need.
	
Issues faced by elderly people
	
How a support worker can meet each need.
	 
Being seen as an ‘elder’ of the community who has important things to offer, rather than a ‘burden’ on the community.

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