The document discusses several areas of importance for the well-being of the aged, including access to services like doctors and social events, maintaining good physical and mental health through activities and diet, ensuring their safety and security especially as mobility decreases, providing financial support as many are retired, and helping them maintain a sense of identity through continued social participation and enjoyable activities.

1. By Bree and Bec Aged

2. The aged require access to a range of services to help them maintain their wellbeing. This may help them in areas such as making new friends, access doctors and hospitals, attend social events etc. Access to Services

3. The aged is more likely to catch diseases and illnesses so good health care is crucial. Regular physical activity is important in maintaining good health, also healthy diets must be maintained. Social health is important in maintaining high self esteem. Health

4. Due to decreasing mobility and strength, the ages may feel more insecure both in their home and outside the environment. A home alarm and regular contact with family and friends can be helpful. Security and saftey

5. With many ages people now being retired, they may require financial support to maintain their lifestyle and pay bills, travel, go on social outings and meet their general needs. Financial support

6. A persons sense of identity may decrease when they are aged as many no longer have the responsibilities they once had. Continuing to participate in social and other activities they enjoy can help them to maintain a sense of identity. Sense of identity