Here are some facts about Britain's homes for elderly people. What two types of homes for elderiy people are there in Great Britain?

1. While/whereas some of these homes are terrible, some other are pretty good, or Some
   of these homes are terrible, while/whereas some other are pretty good.
2. ^Al)trtough many elderly couples live their own independent lives in   'sheltered houses'
   tiny houses or flats, they are always able to call a trained nurse if they have any difficulties.
3. (Although looking after elderly people costs a lot of money, local authorities try to do
   their best to meet the needs of all ihose in difficulties.
4. Because of the shortage of money local authorities suffer to help the needy, there are
   private homes for those who can afford to live there
5. {Although sometimes new residents sell their own homes to get residential care, this
   money may not be enough.
6. Because of high fees for residential home care an elderly parent cannot possibly afford
   living there, or An elderly parent cannot possibly afford living at residential home because
   of high fees for residential home care
7. In spite of the fact/despite the fact fthat) social services cost a lot of   money local
   authorities organise them to make independent lives possible for many pensioners.
8. Despite/in spite of heavy financial help many homes for elderly people receive, they
   are often among the most unsatisfactory.

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