Sentence examples for elderly help from inspiring English sources

The organisation I worked for provided services to the community: house painting at cost price for the elderly; help with shopping for the housebound; and furniture recycling, wherein old three-piece suites were reconditioned and sold cheaply to people on benefits.

The young urban generation work from dawn to dusk every day, and sometimes have to work overtime, so they have to ask the elderly help to take care of children and housework.

The Board and Administration of the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center mourn the passing of Morris (Marty Silvermann, a special friend whose passion and advocacy for the Jewish elderly helped bring about the establishment of our Center.

The Board of Directors, Administration and Residents of the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center mourn the passing of Harry Stoll, the special friend whose passion and advocacy for the Jewish elderly helped bring about the establishment of our center.

It's in that way that he can spell out the dreadful politics of Nevada and Las Vegas and show how thoroughly the greed and grasping habits of the elderly helped to keep educational standards so low.

Avoiding hospitalization has an added benefit for the very elderly, helping them retain mobility, since they are more likely to get out of bed at home where they are not tethered to as many machines.

"Perhaps advisers could look at doing half a day a month pro-bono work for the elderly, helping give them pointers and the means by which to sort out their finances".

"GMB members serving school meals, cleaning streets, emptying bins, looking after the elderly, helping children in classrooms and in all the other vital roles serving our communities are fed-up with being ignored and undervalued".

Elderly help-seekers have been found to have poorer psychological well-being, to have experienced more stressful life events and physical health problems, perceived themselves to have lower levels of social support, to be better educated, to live in capital cities, and to be more likely to be widowed, divorced, or separated and women.

So we don't see that helping protect the elderly today helps protect us tomorrow.

But that revolution will require the elderly's help.