Managing the hope and worry of housing renewal—supporting well‐being in the emerging community

Abstract

Supporting the mental health and well-being of residents experiencing housing renewal is an important role of community-based workers, volunteers and service providers. This includes facilitating access to health care and other services and promoting social connectedness in the emerging community. Increased clarity on what community resources and services will be available subsequent to redevelopment will assist in these aims. SO WHAT?: Early knowledge of what community resources and services will be in place long term in communities undergoing housing renewal will allow staff and volunteers to better support the health and well-being of residents.

Well-Being support by Sandwich generation in the Films Cinta Pertama, Kedua, dan Ketiga

“…Emotion-focused coping can help someone overcome sadness due to their problems, but this coping is only temporary because the root of the problem is still there and unresolved [24]. Conflict in the family can threaten the resilience and integrity of the family, while the worst condition as a result of competition in the family is the occurrence of separation or division in the family [15], [26], [55], [56]. In this condition, Dewa's well-being is disturbed; he cannot accept the fact that he has Alzheimer's disease and has the potential to hurt his family if he stays with them; he even thinks that his decision to ask Lydia to marry was also due to his mental disorder due to Alzheimer's disease.…”