Accommodation

Old age camps typically offer basic accommodation facilities such as dormitory-style rooms or individual rooms depending on the camp’s infrastructure. The accommodations are designed to be comfortable and accessible for seniors with mobility challenges.

Healthcare Services

One of the primary focuses of old age camps is to provide healthcare services to the elderly. Medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and caregivers, are present to offer regular health check-ups, administer medications, and attend to any medical emergencies. Camps may also have tie-ups with Dhyan Health Care or clinics for specialised medical treatment if required.

Social Interaction

Loneliness and isolation are common issues faced by elderly individuals. Old age camps encourage social interaction and engagement among residents. Various activities such as group discussions, cultural events, recreational games, and outings are organised to foster a sense of community and alleviate feelings of loneliness.

Recreational Facilities

Old age camps may offer recreational facilities like libraries, TV rooms, gardens, or common areas where residents can relax, pursue hobbies, read books, or watch television. These facilities help in providing a pleasant and engaging environment for the elderly.

Counselling and Emotional Support

Many old age camps have counsellors or social workers who provide emotional support and guidance to residents. They help seniors cope with emotional challenges, offer counselling for personal or family issues, and facilitate a supportive environment for sharing experiences and concerns.

Skill Development and Training

Some old age camps organise skill development workshops or training sessions to empower seniors and help them learn new skills or hobbies. This can include activities like computer literacy programs, handicrafts, painting, yoga, or music classes, depending on the available resources and interests of the residents.