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Management of Support Services, Institutions and Programmes for Children, Youth and Elderly

CBSE · Class 12 · Home Science

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Understanding Vulnerability and Need for Support Services

  • Vulnerable groups: Children, youth (15-29 years), and elderly (60+ years) who are more likely to be affected by adverse circumstances
  • Family limitations: Cannot always provide specialized services needed for optimal development
  • Social responsibility: Government and society must ensure decent life for all citizens
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Children's Vulnerability and Support Programmes

  • Rapid development period: Changes in one area affect all other developmental domains
  • Basic needs: Food, shelter, health care, love, nurturance, and stimulation must be met holistically
  • Street children: About 3 million children live on streets without shelter
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Youth Vulnerability and Development Programmes

  • Adolescent challenges: Biological changes, identity formation, peer pressure, academic competition
  • Preparation for adult roles: Career development, marriage, family responsibilities
  • Vulnerable youth groups: Rural/tribal, out-of-school, female adolescents, disabled, trafficking victims
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Elderly Vulnerability and Care Services

  • Demographics: Second largest elderly population globally after China; 9% of population by 2016
  • Rural majority: 80% of elderly live in rural areas, creating service delivery challenges
  • Health concerns: Decreased physiological reserves, cataracts, arthritis, mobility issues

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