With the improvements in today’s health care, society has to care for more and more elderly people. Do you feel that society will be able to cope with the increase in numbers of elderly people today and how can it be managed? Give reasons for...

Nowadays, developments in health care have led to many old-aged people who need to be taken care of by people who live in a sociable community.

More and more old people are being ignored by their own families which is unacceptable, that is the reason why the elderly become homeless. For example, when a person thinks that their parents are a financial burden to them, they would make who gave birth to them get out of the house because their parents are having something like Alzheimer's. As a result, they will be lured to go out for a walk so that their offspring will go away far from them, and after a long time waiting, they will think that they are left behind and become more depressed and could lead to a serious issue for the authorities of the area to voice how to deal with it.

Also, a large number of old-aged people will not be having enough space to live in due to the rise of people who do not have proper self-awareness. To illustrate this, people who are mentally handicapped always do something to *** other people off, this would be a tough decision for publicity to think of solving the solvable problems, and not to make the elderly go beyond their limit.

In conclusion, I think the government have to make up their minds carefully to the fact that more and more old people are in lack of homes and the society should be responsible for looking after them