Imagine that you are working as a case manager in a local organisation that specialises inproviding social supports and activities for elderly clients. You are conducting an initial assessment interview with a 78-year-old client, Martha. Martha has been brought into your organisation by her daughter, Andrea. Martha currently lives alone, but Andrea visits her every other day, takes her shopping for food every week, and transports her to and from medical check-ups every few months. However, Andrea has recently taken a new job that requires her to relocate interstate and she will no longer be available to assist her mother with her day-to-day needs. Andrea would like Martha to move into a retirement community, but Martha is vehemently opposed to the idea. Martha states that she will not leave her home as she is proud of being capable to live independently, and endeavour to do so for as long as she can. Martha is very upset by her daughter's decision to move. There is no other family in the local area and Martha says that she feels abandoned. Andrea reports that Martha seems to have become very withdrawn and depressed over the last few days. Andrea is concerned for her mother's welfare and wants your organisation to help arrange for transport for shopping and medical check-ups as well as assisting Martha to engage in social activities and connections.

a) Based on the information Martha and Andrea have provided, identify one (1) area of strength for Martha and explain how you intend to explore this with her in the assessment process