This table looks at the top 20 indicators, categorised by the 8 WHO friendly” key domains by the survey respondents for the Ranges ward “age Domain Indicator Domain Indicator Respect and Social/informative visits to those who Social Participation Conveniently located venues for social gatherings Social Inclusion cannot or do not leave their homes Activities geared specifically for seniors Staying in the same community as Availability of social or interest groups you age A buddy system that engages older people who are not socially active in the community Communication Distribution of paper based Community Accessible health services for seniors in the community and Information information for local activities Support & Health Home support services for older residents to maintain and events for seniors Services their independence Access to up to date /relevant A strong knowledge of community support and health information happening within the services available in my local community community Availability of meal programs for eligible seniors in the Opportunities for older persons to be community involved in projects that improve Availability of home delivery service (ie: groceries, quality of life for those in the medicines, etc.) community, growing older Provision of Dementia education/support programs Provision of fitness activities specifically geared for older adults Provision of Healthy eating education/ support programs Provision of weight control” education/ support “safe programs Civic Opportunities for older persons to Outdoor Spaces Footpaths that can be walked along safely Participation volunteer in the local community and Buildings Footpaths that connect key amenities carparks, and Opportunities for persons to be public toilets) Employment on councils, boards and committees Well located senior parking spaces close to amenities
This table looks at the top 20 indicators, categorised by the 8 WHO “age friendly” key domains by the survey respondents for the Ranges ward Domain Indicator Domain Indicator Respect and Social Inclusion Social/informative visits to those who cannot or do not leave their homes Staying in the same community as you age A buddy system that engages older people who are not socially active in the community Social Participation Conveniently located venues for social gatherings Activities geared specifically for seniors Availability of social or interest groups Communication and Information Distribution of paper based information for local activities and events for seniors Access to up to date /relevant information happening within the community Opportunities for older persons to be involved in projects that improve quality of life for those in the community, growing older Community Support & Health Services Accessible health services for seniors in the community Home support services for older residents to maintain their independence A strong knowledge of community support and health services available in my local community Availability of meal programs for eligible seniors in the community Availability of home delivery service (ie: groceries, medicines, etc.) Provision of Dementia education/support programs Provision of fitness activities specifically geared for older adults Provision of Healthy eating education/ support programs Provision of “safe weight control” education/ support programs Civic Participation and Employment Opportunities for older persons to volunteer in the local community Opportunities for persons to be on councils, boards and committees Outdoor Spaces and Buildings Footpaths that can be walked along safely Footpaths that connect key amenities carparks, public toilets) Well located senior parking spaces close to amenities
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