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Vayah Vikas seminar to focus on inclusive environment for senior citizens’

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New Delhi, Jul 15 (PT) Vayah Vikas, a leading organisation focused on senior citizens’ welfare, aims to spark important discussions about creating a more inclusive environment for elderly people with its maiden seminar in the Delhi-NCR region.

The one-day seminar, titled “Towards an Inclusive Senior Ecosystem”, will take place at the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre on Wednesday and feature a keynote address by Amit Yadav, secretary of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

“India’s ageing population is projected to cross 300 million by 2050, yet seniors face systemic challenges: limited tailored services, fragmented wellness support, and a lack of community spaces. This seminar will convene policymakers, corporates, NGOs, and thought leaders to co-create solutions and turn ageing into an opportunity,” said the organisers in a statement.

It will also feature insightful panel discussions on various topics focusing on senior citizens’ including ‘building synergies across sectors’ and ‘understanding the post-retirement landscape’.

The event includes a special address by Mathew Cherian, CEO of HelpAge India, on the topic ‘The current ecosystem landscape in India.’ In addition to the seminar, the Bengaluru-based NGO plans to undertake several initiatives, including setting up new learning hubs and senior experience centres, and partnering with local organisations to enhance mental wellness and creative engagement programs. PTI MG RB RB

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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