Article 1: The right to life
Freedom of residence.
The family and other therapist interveners must respect the elderly’s right to choose their place of residence.
The elder should be informed of the potential risks of each situation.
Article 2: Adaptation of the living environment to the needs of the elderly person
The living environment of an elderly person should be in accordance with his specific needs.
If the elderly person becomes less independent, for any reason, he or she may be placed under the special care of the governmental or nongovernmental units at his / her second home.
Improving the quality of life and comfort of the elderly body and soul should be the ultimate goal of the service project.
Having a private and social environment for the elderly should be considered in the medical and rehabilitation centers.
Article 3: Social life in spite of the limitations of the participation of the elderly
Freedom of action is the communication of the right of the elderly.
Social services should be tailored to the requirements of old age.
Seniors should be informed about their individual and social rights.
Article 4: The presence and active role of those around you
Maintaining social relationships with family and friends is the natural right of the elderly.
Strengthening the important role of the family in providing social support should be considered.
In the absence of the proximity to the role, the role of the elderly and volunteer rehabilitation and treatment centers.
Article 5: Income and Assets
The elderly owns all his earnings and assets.
The property of an elderly person will be protected by law in the event of his mental and physical affiliation.
If the earnings and financial ability of an elderly person do not meet his needs, he must benefit from legal welfare.
Article 6: Rewarding Elderly Activities
Maintaining the ability to perform activities as much as possible • Elderly people with a lower cognitive level also need to be expressed.
Active participation of the elderly prevents their feeling of inferiority and deprivation.
Article 7: Freedom of Religious Activities
Special centers for the elderly should have a place for religious ceremonies.
Maintaining and honoring the elderly with any religion.
Observe and maintain the religious principles accepted by the elderly person.
Article 8: Maintaining Independence of the Elderly
Preventing old age dependency by the aging centers and family is his absolute right.
Families and aging centers should be equipped with guidelines for preventing the physical and mental dependence of the elderly.
Article 9: Right to benefit from care
Elderly like any other age group should have access to special care, which includes all medical and rehabilitation services.
The equipping of rehabilitation institutions and hospitals with the special needs of the elderly is the responsibility of the government.
Article 10: The right to benefit from trained caretakers
There is a special education in the field of Elderly and Elderly Medicine for basic caregivers.
The benefit of all caregivers of mental support in old age centers.
Article 11: Observance of physical and mental conditions at the final stages of life of the elderly
Careful care of physical pains and mental tales in the last stages of life of the elderly and the protection of his family is the task of supportive systems.
