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eldercare
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eld·er·care (ldr-kâr)
n.
Social and medical programs and facilities intended for the care and maintenance of the aged.
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The Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor greatly contributes to the elderly through the elderly care department, however, it benefits from the social partnership, and efforts should be united to provide better services to the elderly, Al-Kanderi added.
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