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Salvation Army urges inclusion of older people with cognitive impairment
Original: The Salvation Army calls for older people with cognitive impairment to remain heard and involved
The Salvation Army is calling for older people with cognitive impairment to remain heard and involved in decisions affecting their lives. Speaking from its International Headquarters, the organisation stresses that declining mental capacity should not strip people of their voice or their place in family and community life. The appeal highlights concerns about dignity, autonomy and the treatment of ageing populations worldwide.
Why now: The organisation has issued a public appeal about the dignity and inclusion of older people with cognitive impairment, prompting discussion of their rights.
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