Volunteers and community health workers visit older people living alone or with limited family support, delivering medicines, monitoring blood pressure and sugar, and simply spending time together.
Older persons’ care
Home visits, medicines and companionship for elderly people living alone.
Objectives
- Reduce isolation among older people
- Ensure continuous access to chronic-disease medicines
- Train families in safe home care
What we do
- Weekly home visits
- Monthly medicine packs
- Blood pressure and sugar checks
- Community tea mornings
Who we serve: People aged 60+ living alone or in low-income households
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Impact stories
Voices from our community
After my husband passed away, the trust helped my children stay in school. My eldest just passed matric with an A grade.
Rukhsana, mother of threeOrphan care & children’s welfareThe young volunteers who visit every week bring my medicines and sit with me. I no longer feel forgotten.
Muhammad Akram, 72Older persons’ careI used to work in a workshop all day. Now I come to evening school and I can read English books.
Ayan, 11Free education