About Us
  • Geriatric Day Care Centres that provide a safe, supportive and engaging space for seniors.

  • Dementia Day Care Centres offering structured care, activities, therapies and support for persons living with dementia and their families.

  • Loneliness Mitigation Centres that create opportunities for companionship, social interaction and meaningful engagement.

  • Chai Masti Centres that promote active ageing, social connection and community participation.

  • Shelter Homes Programme supporting homeless and vulnerable older persons with care, nutrition, healthcare and other essential services.

  • Anand Daan providing food and ration support to elders facing financial hardship.

  • Recreational and Wellness Programmes encouraging physical activity, creativity, cultural participation and emotional wellbeing.

  • Geriatric Mobile Physiotherapytherapy Services helping seniors access mobility and rehabilitation support.

  • Active and Productive Ageing Programmes enabling older persons to continue learning, participating, contributing and leading purposeful lives.

Ageing should not mean isolation, invisibility or loss of purpose. We believe every older person deserves to be treated with respect and given opportunities to remain connected, active and valued. Through our programmes and community based interventions, Dignity Foundation works to build a society where older persons can age with dignity, care, companionship, independence and purpose, regardless of their income or circumstances.

Our Vision

Our Mission

Our Leadership

We believe that leadership is never singular. It starts with our managing team that is designed to provide thought leadership to all the programmes which we initiate in our 6 city chapters.

What is Productive Ageing

Obstacles to Productive Ageing

Lack of Infrastructure

Limited access to elder friendly infrastructure, care services, public support, accessible transport and age friendly spaces can make everyday life more difficult for older persons.

Elder Abuse and Neglect

Some older persons experience physical, emotional or financial abuse, neglect and exploitation, sometimes within their own families. Awareness, protection and accessible support systems are essential to safeguard their dignity and wellbeing.

Loneliness and Social Isolation

Changing family structures, migration and increasing distances between generations can leave older persons with fewer opportunities for regular social interaction and companionship, increasing the risk of loneliness and isolation.

MEMBERSHIP

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DONATE

Fund a ration kit, a day of care, or a dementia therapy session,

HELPLINE

Call 1800 267 8780 to report elder abuse & neglect, or to ask about our programmes.