Old Age Assistence

In a country of rapidly increasing elderly population and subsequent growing concerns to ensure that their later years are lived with economic & social security and dignity, we start tracking senior citizens who are not supported by their families and who have worked hard all their lives but did not have any pension facility, and provide monetary support to them. Currently, under this program, we are assisting 14 senior citizens. In the near future, we are planning to build retirement homes for the elderly people who are alone and face health problems, depression, and loneliness.

In India, the number of elderly women is higher than that of elderly men. Nearly three out of five single older women are very poor, and two out of three rural elderly women are fully dependent on others for want of appropriate livelihood opportunities towards economic security.

We thrive to build upon innovative pilot projects and strategic partnerships to extend a helping hand and to protect the rights of India’s elderly and provide relief to them through various interventions. In India, old age home, or, you can say, retiring home, has now become a very familiar concept. But it also has the greener and darker side of life. Some people stay here with deep pain, and some people stay with an easy way of settling their last stage of life. But we cannot ignore the fact that old age homes are giving shelter to those who are homeless or who are orphans even after having a home. Having every possible, reasonable, practical perception on this matter, we, the people of We Care Welfare Trust, have been running this program on the discussed topic widely across the country. What we want to mention is that your little harmless help (in the form of money or free service) can brighten their autumn.