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Elderly Friendly Village - Lesson Learn Community Based to Improve of Health Aging in Indonesia

English, German · Paperback / Softback

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Growing old in age is natural, but growing old in healthy, happy, active and productive condition is a choice to be fought both personally to always maintain personal physical and mental health of each and prepare an elderly friendly system. In order for when we grow older we can become healthy, happy, active and productive. An elderly friendly village, the initial idea of this program's initiation is an awareness-raising effort of devotion, to parents who have grown up to this point; it's time to take care of those who are getting older. It also gives the spirit as a medium of awareness that if given the longevity we will all pass the age of the elderly. Elderly friendly village program is one of health program based on society by empowering for together in caring elderly health. To all senior citizens in the world "stay healthy, happy, active and productive in your life". we love you.

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We are under 30 years old. Activity in NGO Cita Sehat Foundation as director of elderly program in Indonesia. Awarded by MDGs Award, USAID award. Activist of the establishment of Long-term Care in the community. Currently a Lecturer of Public Health Studies Program, and always wanted to be a source of inspiration and benefit for the world.

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Authors Dw Endah, Dwi Endah, Afrezah Ezah
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 08.08.2017
 
EAN 9783330351332
ISBN 978-3-33-035133-2
No. of pages 84
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > Nursing

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