SHAPE seeks to identify, equip and strengthen resources for elderly residing in elderly-only households. The content of program will be further developed and mould by the results from an existing qualitative study, literature review and by a group of multi-disciplinary expert panel consisting of gerontology-trained nurses, physiotherapist, occupational therapists and social workers and well-established researchers. Homes visits and group-based activity sessions will be conducted by the researchers, who are a trained RN and a trained RA A with social work background The home visit will involve assessment, observation and evaluation of elderly' health status, lifestyle and home environment, followed by guidance on health-promoting behaviour and emphasis on strengthening inner health resources. This will provide an individualized approach to enhance personal health skills. Group-based activity sessions are directed to facilitate group interaction among peers as well as equipping and enhancing external resources to the older adults. Homework will be given at the end of each session to allow them to reflect on the contents of each session. Special considerations will be taken during the design of SHAPE health-promotion booklet to cater to older people's needs such as larger prints, shorter sentences and pictorial examples. Two voluntary older adults will also be involved in shaping the content of the booklet.