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Community Care Capacity: A View from Israelrrent economic crisis, along with the rising costs of social services and the calls for community care being sounded from Europe, it may not be long before demands are made to augment or even to replace our social services with informal social supports. It would be timely, therefore, to examine deve

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The Eighth Decade: Family Structure and Support Networks in the Communitye has traditionally been viewed as a period of social redundancy. It is also a time when considerable demands are made upon our health and welfare services. Thirty five per cent of the expenditure on health and welfare services in Great Britain is spent upon those aged 65 and over (Phillipson, 1982)

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Supportive Relationships and Loneliness: Suggestions for the Improvement of Support Networks as Guid the quality of relationships are important for individual well-being. More specifically, the network of relationships should enclose at least one person who can be considered a confidant, with whom daily experiences can be shared, and who can provide help in the event of problems.

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