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Habitat for Safe Senior Ramp Program

Provides free handicapped ramps, wheelchair ramps for seniors with low or fixed incomes.
Canyon Lake, Texas, USA


Neem Tree Care Indian Nursing Care and Dementia Unit

Neem Tree Care provides 24-hour nursing and dementia care for elderly South Asian Indian cultures, Punjabis, Gujrati's and Hindus living in the UK.
United Kingdom


Kings Harbor Indian Nursing Home

Nursing home care for Indian Seniors and those from other cultures including the West Indies, the Caribbean and others.
New York, NY, USA


Guru Nanak NIWAS Independent Living and Assisted Living

An assisted living and independent living facility designed specifically for the South Asian community in Canada. Staff members are fluent in English, Punjabi, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu and Fijian Hindi languages.
Surrey, Delta, BC, Canada


AristaCare Indian Nursing Home

Rehabilitation, subacute, nursing home and long-term care services for non-resident Indians (NRI's), Americans of Indian descent and South-Asian Senior Citizens.
Perth Amboy,New Jersey,USA

"JOURNEY OF NO RETURN"




"Each week more than a thousand Australians are delivered the cruel diagnosis: they have dementia - incurable, untreatable, terminal. It kills slowly. Sufferers are left perplexed and helpless as it gnaws away at brain function, robbing them of simple memory and living skills. Loved ones watch it suck the vitality out of the feisty mother or wisecracking husband they once knew, leaving a shell behind. Almost a century to the day since Alzheimer's disease was first documented, waves of dementia roll through the generations. About 200,000 Australians are sufferers now; by 2050 the number is expected to exceed 700,000. Within a decade, dementia will be Australia's number one disability. The national dementia bill is now $6 billion a year and rising."source:abc.net.au





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