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South Africa: Old Age Funding Is Not Keeping Pace With Our Ageing Population, Report Finds

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South Africa's older population is expected to grow to over 15% of the total population by 2050. 40% of older people have a significant need for care. Government funding for community-based elder care services is not increasing to meet the demand. Family Caregiving is calling on the departments of social development and health to expand the implementation of the Older Persons Act.

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South Africa: Old Age Funding Is Not Keeping Pace With Our Ageing Population, Report Finds

[GroundUp] Family Caregiving calls on government to prioritise community-based care services

2 years ago·South Africa

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Old age funding is not keeping pace with our ageing population, report finds

Family Caregiving calls on government to prioritise community-based care services

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