1. Respecting DIGNITY and RIGHTS

2. The Plan

3. I. The rationale

4. LIFE-BEARING

5. The objective

6. The first responsibility, that of the older people themselves

7. required by DIGNITY

8. People who have social and civil rights

9. UNIVERSAL RIGHTS

11. Older people are different

12. Universal need for preferential - private relations

13. II. REALITY

15. THE HETEROGENEITY of the over 65s

16. Carmen

18. BEING A GRANDPARENT: “A ROLE WITHOUT A ROLE” (Nussbaum and Bettini, 1994)

19. THEY SPEND MANY HOURS CARING

20. VALUE TRANSMITTERS

21. María, Juan and their son

22. The SOCIAL image of older people (Días Aledo, 2013)

23. LOSS OF SELF-ESTEEM

25. Change the LANGUAGE

26. THE TREE OF ACHIEVEMENTS

27. QUALITIES

28. ACHIEVEMENTS

29. III. Satisfying needs

30. NO DECENT TREATMENT

31. CITIZENS

32. To improve psycho-social functioning (WHO 2002)

33. CONTEXTUAL CONDITIONS OF FAIRNESS

34. DISABILITY conceptUN Convention . 2010

35. UN Convention (New York 2006; Spain 3.5.2008)

36. THE SPECIFIC NEEDS OF Felix

39. RECOGNISING DIGNITY

40. When my family don't know, they can't...

41. Begoña

42. THE RIGHTS of Begoña

43. The rights: obligations with everyone and with each person

44. Rights of the patients (L 41/2002 )

45. Rights of people included in ACT 39/2006, of 14 December , regarding Promoting Personal Autonomy and Care for Dependent Individuals. (Art. 4)

46. WHO AND HOW ARE THEY MANAGED?

47. A care model that respects DIGNITY

48. CARE MODELS THAT GENERATE SUFFERING

49. Model: The capabilities approach

50. YOU ARE VALID