Abstract
Older people receive care and assistance in both formal and informal ways. About 4% of people aged over 65 are living in institutional care. Most of the help is provided by families and other informal carers. We must arrange assistance for informal carers and direct the care not only to the medical aspect but also to the social component. The social care component helps vulnerable older people to overcome the crisis caused by exclusion from their environment and reduction in their social network. This is an important opportunity for social pedagogical work, either in various institutions or through.
Highlights
For the entire developed world, the population segment over the age of 80 has the fastest growth rate in the whole population
Aging means a progressive and general decrease in physical ability, which increases the likelihood of death
The social aspect of aging, which is associated with withdrawal from active life and increasing dependence on others; it depends on the expectations of the environment towards the individual; this is, indirectly affected by the given financial situation
Summary
For the entire developed world, the population segment over the age of 80 has the fastest growth rate in the whole population.
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