Part 2: Using the spaces of wellbeing framework, identify four (4) examples of how we can facitlitate older people’s wellbeing in our cities/urban spaces (4 marks) Example 1 (1 mark) Spaces of capability- Providing capacities for self-fulfilment, to reach one's full potential. It is important to note that being elderly does not mean people don’t have self-ambitions. The elderly need a space where they will feel that they are accommodated and that what they feel or aspire is respected so that they can attain selffulfilment so that they reach their full potential. Example 2 (1 mark) Spaces of security- Providing physical security and material support. Security is fundamental element in spaces where the elderly is left for dwelling. To be able to live peacefully, they need to be made comfortable and in a manner that they move freely knowing that they are safe and secure. They need to know that no harm can reach them in the space identified. Example 3 (1 mark) Integrative spaces- Providing social networks and interpersonal support, especially at the local scale. The elderly is also moved by the social surroundings. For better living in the space identified, old people need to be created social networks and interpersonal support so that they can relate to the modernized ways of living in Australia Example 4 (1 mark) Therapeutic spaces- Providing emotional and physiological health and healing. In essence, the elderly people need to be regrouped in places where they can feel the aura of therapy. These spaces include places with natural phenomenon such as trees, rivers and natural vegetation