The document discusses why care is important for older people, when living at home is no longer an option, the services required by older people living alone, and how these services can be delivered in urban and rural settings. Specifically, it notes that care is a basic human right and important for socialization and preventing loneliness. When family is unavailable, some assistance may be needed for frail or disabled older adults. Services like home care, social activities, and transportation are important for health, well-being and accessing medical care. These can be provided through community organizations, volunteers, and training family members in both urban and rural areas.