This report provides an overview of the health and socio-political issues affecting aged care, particularly within the Australian context. It highlights the increasing need for primary healthcare services for the aging population, considering factors such as multiple illnesses, disabilities, and socio-economic challenges. The report discusses health promotion and prevention strategies, the structure of Australia's health systems for older people, and the importance of disease-specific care plans. It also addresses elder abuse and outlines key governmental laws like the Aged Care Act 1997 and related agencies. An evaluation of the services provided, including transportation, clinic facilities, and medication management, is presented alongside a critical discussion of the National Aged Care Advocacy Program (NACAP) and its associated networks. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for continued efforts to improve the health, lifestyle, and access to care for older individuals through supportive policies and frameworks.