濠洲의 老人福祉施設에 關한 硏究(Ⅲ) : 老人홈을 中心으로 Communal Homes for the Aged = A Study on the Welfare Facilities for the Aged in Australia(Part Ⅲ)

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Housing arrangements for the elderly take many forms. Broadly, these vary from independent living arrangements (owner/occupier/renter) to semi-dependence (hostel) , or total dependence (institutional setting). Within these broad categories, however, a wide variety of arrangements exists including: owning one's own home; living with relatives and friends; units, flats and rooms rented on the open market; houses and flats rented from government housing authorities: boarding houses; caravans; accommodation for independent living; hostel accmmodation; residential care facilities in certain nursing homes; and a variety of forms of accomodation usually provided by voluntary organisations.
Housing for the aged in Australia is one area that has evoked a high level of response not only from the various levels of goveroment but also from the non-govermment sector which includes voluntary, relgious aud charitable organisations as well as private profit-making institutions.