Subprogranroe; Care for the elderly The aim of this subprogramme is to provide care for the over-60s and to ensure that needy old people are integrated into the family and society. Subprogramme: Care for youth The main lines of this progranme are: - Campaigns to prevent drug addiction among poor and high-risk young people. - Training teachers in public and private education on methods of prevention, detection and assistance in respect of drug addiction, alcoholism and other vices. - The provision of therapeutic care for drug addicts in hospitals, medical and health centres in those towns where it is most prevalent. In 1987 the Colombian Institute for Youth and Sport increased its investment in direct benefit programmes by 38 per cent over 1986. Progress was made with 123 projects for the improvement, equipping and construction of sporting installations. Subprogramme; Social service for university students The objective of this programme is to involve the universities in programmes for the elimination of poverty through supervised programmes designed to meet the needs of households, family members and communities. In the course of this year advanced students from universities under the supervision of their teachers will make house calls to the homes of the poorest members of the population in order to solve pressing problems of health, family law, basic housing sanitation and domestic organization. 2. HUMAN SETTLEMENTS The objectives of this programme are to ensure that the poor are able to make full use of urban resources and employment opportunities by means of co-ordinated and efficient action on the part of all the agencies involved. The programme is made up of three subprogrammes; Subprogramme; New urban settlements It is the new form of urban nucleus which allows the community, on the basis of its organization and management and of firm 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on social and community development programs, aiming to improve the well-being and integration of specific groups, such as the elderly, youth, and university students. The programs also address specific issues like poverty, drug addiction, and urban development.

**Category**
Health, Education, Humanitarian aid and relief