On the example of Mr Baxters life circumstances, one can draw

On the example of Mr Baxters life circumstances, one can draw some conclusions how the Government, public organisations and individuals care for elderly people in Britain.
1) Do you agree with the following conclusions?
Although social workers help the elderly in different ways, they do not provide home help.
Some pensioners are looked after at home. Some other pensioners are offered a place at a home for elderly people.
Social services try to do their best to cheer the old people up, but they dont have much success in doing it.
When old people are put into homes for elderly people their pets get a place in the RSPCA* hostels.
At the homes for elderly people patients are provided with lots of entertainment.
The Good Samaritans Group members go out into the community to help people, including patients of the homes for elderly people.
Ответ:
I agree that although social workers help elderly people in different ways, they do not provide home help.
I agree that though social services try to do their best to cheer the old people up, they dont have much success in doing it.
I agree that when elderly people are put into homes for elderly people their pet get a place in the RSPCA hostels.
I dont agree that at homes for elderly people patients are provided with lots of entertainment.
I dont agree that Good Samaritans members help patients of the homes for elderly people.