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Category: Agecare

For a long time, elder care in India was seen mainly as a private, family matter, something handled quietly at home, often without much visibility or support.
In the sprawling campus at Gurdaspur (Punjab) with a driveway of lush green trees, a community of elderly live with the biggest of smiles; each wrinkle signifying the travails of life lived by; but the smiles still hold a light for the future.
Ageing is an inevitable part of life, and it often brings with it an increased likelihood of experiencing disability, both physical and cognitive.
Home…..it’s a late Friday evening and today nostalgia was hitting hard.
On May 11, across the country we mark ‘National Technology Day’ to celebrate the incredible achievements being made in the field of science and technology in India.
Imagine a health problem which has causes that are 90% treatable, the solution is widely available and cost effective, and yet millions suffer and struggle on daily basis.
Imagine, you’re in the year 1995, back when phones had keypads where you had to press the same key thrice to type a particular letter.
As India fights to stay afloat amidst the COVID 19 lockdown, the elderly are struggling to simply survive.
As India continues to fight against the pandemic, elders are struggling to survive.
“Although the world is full of suffering, it is full also of the overcoming of it”
Dignified Ageing and Elder Care in India

What Dignified Ageing Looks Like: Redefining Elder Care in India

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