The Fall Prevention Education is designed to enhance the safety and well-being of older adults by reducing the risk of falls in their living environments. The program typically includes the following components:

1. Education and Resources: Participants receive essential information on fall prevention strategies, including exercise programs to improve strength and balance, tips for safe navigation at home, and guidance on using assistive devices.
2. Modifications and Recommendations: Based on the home assessments, specific recommendations for modifications may be provided, such as installing grab bars, improving lighting, and rearranging furniture to create clear pathways.
3. Community Support: The program often connects participants with local resources, such as community exercise classes, support groups, and home modification services, fostering a sense of community and ongoing support.

Overall, the Fall Prevention Program aims to empower older adults to live independently and safely in their homes, significantly reducing the incidence of falls and related injuries.