Talking with your doctor : a guide for older people.

"September 2000"--p. 4 of cover.

A report on the problems of older people known to the major family agencies in Chicago, and services provided for them.

Mode of access: Internet.

Patterns of living and housing of middle-aged and older people : proceedings of Research conference on patterns of living and housing of the middle-aged and older people, March 21-24, 1965, Washington, D.C.

"The conference was initiated by the Housing and Home Finance Agency."

Driving, drinking, and medications : developing a community response to older people at risk : a report on a series of roundtables /

"Summer, 1995."

Publications and information available through the Illinois Department on Aging and other agencies serving older people.

"April 1993."

Promoting healthier lifestyles for older people /

Mode of access: Internet.

Older people and the church

Mode of access: Internet.

Aging: public welfare's role; social service needs of older people and the role of public welfare in meeting these needs. A policy statement of the American Public Welfare Association,

Mode of access: Internet.

Job opportunities for older people : the account of a pilot project, Job opportunities and vocational counseling, conducted at Philadelphia Center for Older People /

Includes bibliographical references.

Older people and quitting smoking /

Mode of access: Internet.

Out of the generosity of your heart: Are we creating active citizens through compulsory volunteer programmes for young people in Australia?

Using governmentality as a theoretical framework, we examine two Australian policy areas where young people are disciplined into becoming good, active citizens. These policies-mutual obligation through the work for the dole programme, and school-based active citizenship programmes similar to American service learning programmes-both mirror volunteer-ope activities, in a social context where volunteers are viewed as good citizens. In this study, we present findings from a qualitative study that addresses the question of whether young people will develop active citizenship through compulsory volunteer-type programmes. The findings show that first, young people are very conscious of the lack of choice involved in these programmes and that this weakened their sense of agency. Second, the programmes failed to develop positive community attitudes and active social behaviours. These results suggest that policies that compel individuals to contribute to society may actually weaken their citizenship identities.