Visited an old age home

 

The tradition of offering Shraddh to deceased relatives is an important part of Indian culture. It is a way of paying respect to our ancestors and helping them in their journey to the afterlife. However, it is also important to remember that elderly people living in old age homes are also members of our family. They have lived long and full lives, and they deserve our love and respect.

 It is a sad fact that many elderly people in India are abandoned by their families and end up in old age homes. These homes can often lack resources and staff, and residents can feel lonely and isolated. It is important to remember that these people are still alive, and they need care and attention.

 Instead of spending time and money on Shraddh ceremonies for deceased relatives, we should focus on serving the elderly living in old age homes. We can visit them regularly, talk to them and help them with their daily needs. We can donate to nursing homes or volunteer our time to help care for residents.

 Serving the elderly is a way of showing respect to them and repaying them for what they have done for us. It is also a way to make the world a better place for everyone.

•  Visit them regularly and spend time with them.
• Talk to them about their lives and listen to their stories.
• Assist with their daily needs, such as bathing, dressing and eating.
• Play games with them or read to them.
• Take them for a walk or outing.
• Donate to nursing homes or volunteer your time to help care for residents.

On the occasion of World Senior Citizen Day on Sunday 1st October, ECHO Foundation team visited an old age home in Nalasopara, Mumbai, cut cake and served breakfast and spent time with senior citizens.

ECHO Foundation Team Arvind Viras  Manuel Gawde, Amit Popikar, Mohan Thapa, Ashok Naiya  were present in this function.