Understanding Elderly Care in Nigeria: Support Needs of Older People

 

UNDERSTANDING ELDERLY CARE IN NIGERIA

Understanding the Care and Support Needs of Older People

1. Physical Well-Being:

Older adults face various physical challenges due to chronic conditions. These include mobility issues, self-care limitations, and domestic tasks. To address these needs:

·        Social Activities and Relationships: Encouraging social engagement helps combat loneliness and promotes overall health.

·        Activities Related to Mobility: Supporting seniors in maintaining their independence by addressing mobility challenges.

·        Self-Care: Providing professional advice on self-care strategies is crucial.

2. Emotional Well-Being:

Psychological health plays a vital role in the lives of older individuals:

·        Psychological Health: Recognizing mental health needs and addressing anxiety, depression, and emotional well-being.

·        Desire for Coping and Independence: Many seniors want to cope with their illnesses and maintain independence.

3. Social Well-Being:

Social connections are essential for a fulfilling life:

·        Social Activities and Relationships: Fostering connections with family, friends, and community.

·        Communication and Coordination: Improving communication and coordination of services.

·        Information on Services: Ensuring seniors are aware of available care pathways.

4.     Unmet Needs and Future Directions:

·        Older Workers: Understanding the care needs of seniors who continue to work.

·        Older Carers: Recognizing the unique needs of those caring for elderly family members.

·        People: By addressing physical, emotional, and social aspects, we can enhance the well-being of our senior citizens and promote healthier ageing.

A comprehensive discussion on this topic is contained in our book below.

Book Launch

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our latest book:

"Elderly Care in Nigeria: An Essential Guide to Navigating Services."

Ageing is a universal phenomenon, and Nigeria, like many other countries, is experiencing a demographic shift towards an ageing population. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the number of people aged 60 years and older in Nigeria is projected to triple by 2050. With this demographic transition comes a pressing need to address the health and well-being of older adults in the country.

This comprehensive guide delves into the intricacies of caring for the elderly in Nigeria, offering invaluable insights, resources, and advice to caregivers and families. Whether seeking information on healthcare services, legal matters, or emotional support, this book is your ultimate companion. Be the first to receive notification upon its release by signing up through our website. Don't miss the opportunity to gain vital knowledge and support for elderly care in Nigeria. Join us in making a difference in the lives of our seniors.

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EOON CARE
Elderly Care Team
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