Self-management, Health Literacy and Social Capital in Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Older Adults

"Group-based intervention delivered face-to face and held once a week during 3 months. It comprises:~1. Promoting the uptake of self-care healthy habits: providing information, setting personal goals and sharing experiences to facilitate behavioural change, specially on physical activity and healthy dietary habits.~2. Promoting social capital at individual level: facilitating mutual knowledge and mutual support among participants and fostering participation in sociocultural and community activities in the neighbourhood through visits to the community assets accompanied by volunteers.~3. Promoting health literacy: improving navigation through the health care system, communication with health professionals, as well as the understanding and decision making when buying food."