Tag: Abandoned elderly mothers
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Caring for the elderly in India: addressing challenges and shaping a brighter future
ELDERLY people in India are undergoing a significant demographic shift. As the population grows and life expectancy increases, so too does the number of elderly individuals in the country. While this demographic change brings with it opportunities for wisdom and experience to enrich society, it also presents numerous challenges. This article looks at the increasing…
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Celebrating International Day for Older Persons
INTERNATIONAL Day for Older Persons, observed annually on October 1st, is a day dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the contributions of older people in society. It is also an occasion to raise awareness about the issues and challenges they face and promote their well-being. In India, this day holds significant importance as the country is…
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Mitti Cafe: an NGO in Bangalore making a difference!
MITTI Cafe is an NGO in Bangalore that is more than just a chain of cafes; it is a source of hope, inclusion and empowerment for adults with physical and intellectual disabilities in India. Founded by the determined Ayesha Alam, this remarkable NGO in Bangalore has not only revolutionized the way we perceive disability but…
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Dignity Foundation: empowering senior citizens
IN an era marked by rapid urbanization and changing family structures, Dignity Foundation addresses the issue of the well-being of senior citizens who often faces neglect. Dignity Foundation, an NGO dedicated to enhancing the lives of senior citizens, has emerged as a leading organization of hope for elderly individuals in six major Indian cities –…
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How Group Captain AC Barua helps abandoned elderly
THE story of Group Captain Atul Chandra Barua, 80, is one of pure compassion and love. He is fondly called ‘Deuta‘ (meaning father in Assamese) by the residents of Seneh, run by Bhavada Devi Memorial Philanthropic Trust, one of the top NGOs in Guwahati for abandoned elderly women. Group Captain Barua has dedicated his life…