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Caring for an older person at home

In short: Small changes help older relatives stay healthy, active and safe.

What to do

  1. Encourage gentle walking every day.
  2. Give soft, nutritious food and plenty of water.
  3. Keep paths clear and well lit to prevent falls.
  4. Help them keep clinic appointments and take their medicines.

Why it matters

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Get help

If you are worried, talk to your community health promoter or visit the nearest health facility. Use “Find help” to see free services near you.

This is general guidance, not a diagnosis. If you are worried, see a health worker. Reviewed by Reviewer name, role (placeholder), 2 October 2026.