Mission Golden Heart

Old Age People

Where Love And Care Never Grow Old

Old Age People Refer To Individuals Who Are In The Later Stages Of Life, Usually Aged 60 Or 65 And Above, Though This Can Vary Depending On The Context Or Culture. This Stage Is Characterized By Physical, Social, And Emotional Changes That Come With Aging. As People Enter Old Age, They May Face Challenges Such As Health Issues, Mobility Restrictions, And Retirement, But They Also Bring A Wealth Of Life Experience, Knowledge, And Wisdom.

Challenges:

Health And Mobility Issues
- Chronic Health Conditions
- Decreased Mobility
- Lack Of Geriatric Care
Financial Security
- Insufficient Retirement Savings:
- Rising Healthcare Costs
- Dependence On Family
Social Isolation And Loneliness
- Lack Of Social Networks
- Retirement And Loss Of Purpose:
- Ageism
Lack Of Access To Technology
- Digital Divide
- Technology Adaptation
Age-Related Discrimination (Ageism)
- Cultural Stereotypes
- Workforce Exclusion
- Limited Voice In Society

Emotional And Mental Health Challenges
- Depression And Anxiety
- Cognitive Decline
Inadequate Infrastructure And Services
- Limited Accessibility
- Shortage Of Elder Care Facilities
- Inadequate Social Services
Family Dynamics And Dependency
- Caregiver Burden:
- Changing Family Structures
Vulnerability To Abuse And Neglect
- Elder Abuse:
- Neglect
Legal And Policy Gaps
- Lack Of Protective Laws
- Underrepresentation In Policy-Making:

Wayforward:

Enhancing Healthcare Access
- Improving Geriatric Healthcare Services
- Affordable Healthcare
- Home Care Services
Promoting Financial Security
- Pension And Social Security Systems
- Microfinance And Financial Literacy
- Support For Caregivers
Reducing Social Isolation
- Community Engagement
- Technology For Connection
- Family Involvement
Addressin Ageism And Discrimination
- Public Awareness Campaign
- Legal Protections Against Discrimination
- Promoting Active Aging
Improving Accessibility And Infrastructure
- Age-Friendly Infrastructure
- Safe Housing Options
- Community Support Services

Promoting Mental And Emotional Well-Being
- Mental Health Support:
- Preventing Cognitive Decline
- Stress Relief Programs
Strenthening Legal Rights
- Elder Protection Laws
- Access To Legal Information
Facilitating Intergenerational Relationships
- Intergenerational Programs
- Family-Based Care
Empowering Elderly People To Lead
- Leadership Opportunities
- Active Participation In Decision-Making
Fighting Elder Abuse
- Training For Caregivers
- Reporting Mechanisms

Initiatives:

National Policy On Older Persons (Npop)
Integrated Programme For Older Persons (Ipop)
Senior Citizens’ Welfare Fund
Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana (Rvy)
Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (Ignoaps)
Maintenance And Welfare Of Parents And Senior Citizens Act (2007)

National Programme For Health Care Of The Elderly (Nphce)
Pradhan Mantri Vaya Vandana Yojana (Pmvvy)
Atal Pension Yojana (Apy)
Digital Initiatives For Senior Citizens
National Council For Older Persons (Ncop)
Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maan-Dhan Yojana
National Helpline For Senior Citizens

Why This Project?

Raising Awareness And Advocacy
- Highlighting Issues
- Filling Knowledge Gaps
Providing Support And Service
- Direct Assistance
- Legal Aid And Protection
Empowering Elderly People
- Voice And Representation
- Promoting Independence:
Combating Social Isolation
- Creating Social Connections
- Community Building
Advocacy For Policy Changes
- Lobbying For Better Policies
- Monitoring Government Programs

Reducing Ageism And Promoting Respect
- Challenging Stereotypes
- Promoting Elderly Contribution
Bridging Gaps In Government Services
- Extending Outreach
- Filling Service Gaps:
Providing Palliative And End-Of-Life Care
- Palliative Care
- End-Of-Life Planning
Encouraging Volunteerism And Involvement
- Volunteer Programs
- Intergenerational Initiatives
Collaboration With Other Stakeholders
- Partnerships With Government And Corporates
- Creating Networks For Elderly Support

What Changes Can Our Organisation Bring:

Improved Awareness And Public Understanding
- Increased Recognition Of Elderly Issues
- Debunking Ageist Stereotypes
Enhanced Social Support And Inclusion
- Reduction Of Social Isolation
- Integration Into Community Life
Improved Access To Healthcare And Support Services
- Access To Healthcare
- Increased Availability Of Assistive Devices
- Mental Health Awareness

Financial Security For Senior Citizens
- Strengthened Financial Protection
- Promotion Of Retirement Planning
Legal Rights And Protection
- Ensuring Legal Protections
- Advocacy For Policy Changes
Access To Safe And Supportive Housing
- Affordable Housing Options
- Aging In

Promotion Of Active Aging
- Encouraging Lifelong Learning
- Promoting Physical Activity
Development Of Volunteer Opportunities For Older Adults
- Encouraging Elderly Volunteerism
- Incorporating Seniors In Decision-Making
Empowerment And Independence
- Building Self-Esteem And Confidence:
- Support For Caregivers
Intergenerational Solidarity
- Strengthening Intergenerational Bonds
- Creating Stronger Communities

Conclusion:

By Focusing On Campaigns For Elderly People, Organizations Can Drive Significant Changes That Improve The Lives Of Older Adults. These Changes Can Include Enhanced Healthcare, Financial Security, Social Inclusion, And Legal Protection, Among Others.

Ultimately, Such Campaigns Contribute To A Society That Values And Cares For Its Senior Citizens, Ensuring That They Live With Dignity, Respect, And Opportunities For Engagement.

*************************