Indian Old Persons Home Takes Care of 150 Seniors without Families

In most modernized countries, there is a social system that supports
retired citizens, but in India, the second most populous nation in the
world, there is no such system.  Seniors who are without families must
fend for themselves or rely upon charity.  One of these charities located
in Pragathi Nagar, India is a home that houses and cares for 150 of these
“orphan” seniors. Without this critical care, most of the residents would
be begging in the streets or deceased.

Founded and managed by Ganta Madhusudan Reddy, the Orphan Old Age Home was established in February 2016.  There are currently a handful of employees including a Cook, Barber, Washer, Physician, Watchman, and Yoga Teacher who care for the residents.  Each of these seniors receives a minimal food allowance and proper medical care, but the costs are considerable.

Indian Orphan Old Age Women are taking Breakfast on line

• Ganta Madhusudan Reddy,

  Principal Organizer,

  Of Orphan old age Home,