Social safety and security are vital in everyday life of elderly hood, as its aging process
sometimes make them difficult to be independent. The elderly-friendly environment is
significant to support their independent daily activities and behaviors. This paper aims to
contribute to the concept of a friendly urban environment for elderly people. It explores how
elderly people perceive their surrounding social environment, how the social life is conducive
enough to motivate their survival to live, and how the physical environment should be set up to
contribute social safety and security. The data gathering used depth interviews and behavior
setting methods to obtain the elderly's perceptions and inspirat ion. The elderly’s perceptions of
the social environment supporting safety and security used JMP 7 software analysis program to
get an appropriate formula for setting up friendlier environments. The initial results show that
during the aging process, elderly people need prosthetic facilities to care for their continuation
of life and to strengthen their motivation to be independent. This intended friendly environment
psychologically will imply to their social network
