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Alison
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Alison Stirling, co-facilitator Click4HP
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 > From: David Seedhouse <[log in to unmask]>
>
> >
> > `Some of the foundations which make up health are of the highest
> > importance for all people.  These are:
> >
> > 1.      The basic needs of food, drink, shelter, warmth and purpose
in
> > life.
>David
> How do we define "basic needs"?

Good question.  What I mean by my foundations idea is that the
elements which make up the four main boxes should be so much a part
of a civilised society that they are noticeable only when they are
absent (which they shouldn't be).  They are basic because they are
indispensable in a healthy society.

Practically speaking, it becomes increasingly vital to make sure that
these basic foundations are in place the more individuals and groups
are disabled by their lack.

But I think I've already said more than enough to be going on with.

David