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Those who care for others
Author(s)Jeffrey Harris
Corporate AuthorMethodist Homes for the Aged; Christian Council on Ageing
PublisherMethodist Homes for the Aged; Christian Council on Ageing, Derby, 1998
Pages16 pp (Age Awareness project, booklet 9)
SourceMethodist Homes for the Aged, Epworth House, Stuart Street, Derby DE1 2EQ.
KeywordsFamily care ; Spiritual characteristics [elderly] ; Pastoral care.
AnnotationThe Age Awareness project was set up in 1995 by Methodist Homes for the Aged and the Christian Council on Ageing, facilitated by a grant from the Sir Halley Stewart Trust. The main objective of the project is to increase the understanding of the spiritual needs of older people. In this ninth out of ten booklets, case studies are used to clarify the roles, difficulties and needs of informal carers. The fulfilment that caring can bring is acknowledged, however, those who care for someone 24 hours a day may feel physically exhausted, emotionally drained, socially isolated, and spiritually debilitated. Sources of help are identified in the professionals, voluntary organisations, and the local church. (AKM).
Accession NumberCPA-981026412 P
ClassmarkP6:SJ: EX: OW

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