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Senior Citizen finds a solution to overcome loneliness
Poverty should not be a barrier for education
When wishes come true!
Kisan is a resident of Siddharth Nagar community, Pune who due to his old age and poor physical condition could no longer work and earn money. Being a non-productive member, his family started ignoring and disrespecting him and considered him a burden.
At the Loneliness Mitigation center, he found companionship with other members of his age and there was social interaction and bonding with them. He also started learning and doing things he had never ever learnt or done in his life like - yoga, laughter yoga, singing songs, playing memory boosting brain games and attending talks on various subjects like health, mental well- being, geriatric care, etc.
Kisan felt he found the Lonelinee Mitigation Center to be a perfect solution to overcome his loneliness.
Arpita’s family consists of her parents and two younger siblings. The family lives in a small village in Honnavar taluka in Uttara Kannada District. Her father is farmer and mother is housewife.The family depends on the income from their small piece of land which is around Rs 36,000/- per annum.
Arpita had scored 87.20% in her class 10 exams and 75% in her Class 12 exams. She had taken admission in reputed university for BSc Electronics program and was provided financial support to pursue her education. She had a keen desire in Software development and was selected for an internship in a startup company named Vegam Solutions in Hubli.
Disha*, a 3 year old little girl is suffering from a terminal illness. She is the only child of her parents and is pampered by everyone in the joint family she lives in. Her father is a cab driver and since she loves to ride in a car, he takes her for ride every single day!
She expressed the wish “I love cars and I would love driving one”. Her wish was to have a battery operated car to drive and she wished to take her doll for drive in her car just like her father takes her!
Disha's wish was fulfilled and she was very happy to see her dream car. She immediately took the wheels and excitedly drove it around.
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