Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor

Singapore has established herself to be a city of opportunities; allowing her people to enjoy a recurring quality of life. While this statement holds true for a notable number of people, it remains a contentious subject as it potentially divides a diversified population as low-income earners grapple...

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Main Author: Fu, Joanne Yuling
Other Authors: Lee Hyo Jung
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2019
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1364962019-12-20T02:11:44Z Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor Fu, Joanne Yuling Lee Hyo Jung School of Social Sciences hjlee@ntu.edu.sg Social sciences Social sciences::Sociology Singapore has established herself to be a city of opportunities; allowing her people to enjoy a recurring quality of life. While this statement holds true for a notable number of people, it remains a contentious subject as it potentially divides a diversified population as low-income earners grapple with the rising cost of living. This study aims to uncover the quality of life of older adults residing in public rental housing from their perspectives. Using questions adapted from the World Health Organization’s Quality of Life assessment, 15 older adults residing in the precinct of Chinatown were individually interviewed to gather information on the lives they lead. The findings revealed a satisfactory quality of life despite the presence of adversities in their daily lives. Bachelor of Arts in Sociology 2019-12-20T02:11:43Z 2019-12-20T02:11:43Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/136496 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Fu, Joanne Yuling
Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor
description Singapore has established herself to be a city of opportunities; allowing her people to enjoy a recurring quality of life. While this statement holds true for a notable number of people, it remains a contentious subject as it potentially divides a diversified population as low-income earners grapple with the rising cost of living. This study aims to uncover the quality of life of older adults residing in public rental housing from their perspectives. Using questions adapted from the World Health Organization’s Quality of Life assessment, 15 older adults residing in the precinct of Chinatown were individually interviewed to gather information on the lives they lead. The findings revealed a satisfactory quality of life despite the presence of adversities in their daily lives.
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Fu, Joanne Yuling
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author Fu, Joanne Yuling
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title Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor
title_short Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor
title_full Stories for rent : social stratification of the elderly poor
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publisher Nanyang Technological University
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