5 days ago
Meethi Muskan Initiative Supports Underprivileged Senior Citizens Across India
Aahwahan Foundation has started a programme called Meethi Muskan.
It helps older people who live in old age homes and need support.
Tredence CSR is helping the programme.
The initiative provides food, healthcare, clothing and hygiene assistance.
It also aims to help senior citizens feel valued and less alone.
The programme began at an old age home in Bengaluru.
Six old age homes in different Indian cities have been adopted.
The foundation hopes to take the programme to more cities.
Aahwahan Foundation launched the Meethi Muskan initiative with support from Tredence CSR.
The programme was inaugurated at Sri Chaithanya Old Age Home in J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru.
It supports senior citizens through food, healthcare, clothing, hygiene and well-being services.
Aahwahan Foundation has adopted six old age homes across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata and Gurgaon.
The foundation plans to expand the initiative to more cities and old age homes across India.
- Who
- Aahwahan Foundation launched the initiative with support from Tredence CSR.
- What
- Meethi Muskan will provide food, healthcare, clothing, hygiene and well-being support to underprivileged senior citizens in old age homes.
- Where
- The initiative was inaugurated at Sri Chaithanya Old Age Home in J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru, and covers homes in six Indian cities.
- When
- The article does not specify the launch date.
- Why
- To improve elderly residents’ quality of life and promote dignity, companionship and belonging.
Key facts
- Initiative
- Meethi Muskan
- Lead organisation
- Aahwahan Foundation
- Supporting organisation
- Tredence CSR
- Launch location
- Sri Chaithanya Old Age Home, J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru
- Adopted homes
- Six old age homes
- Support areas
- Food, healthcare, clothing, hygiene and overall well-being
- Planned expansion
- More cities and old age homes across India
Quotes
Braja Kishore Pradhan
CEO and founder of Aahwahan Foundation
“Through Meethi Muskan, our aim is not only to address essential needs but also to create an environment where elderly people feel valued, cared for and supported. We are committed to taking this initiative to more cities across India”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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