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SEVA is a registered, non-profit, voluntary organization whose primary concern is to help people help themselves.

The changing patterns of family life, rapid urbanization leading to globalization, once luxuries turning to necessities, financial pressures, and competition at every level are having a stressful impact on people.
Leading such stressful lives brings in emotional problems such as loneliness, inter personal conflicts, depression, suicidal feelings, alcoholism, drug addiction and even mental breakdown.

Aalambana Old age Home in hyderabad

Aalambana Old age Home in hyderabad is formed with the main objective of providing succor and care for the old. With this objective in mind, the home has established an old age home that provides comfortable, clean and hygienic boarding and lodging facilities with nursing and medical care. It's an experiment in community living where every member is made to feel at home without the impersonal atmosphere of an old age home.

The premises of the old age home is located at Gayathri Nagar , L B Nagar, peaceful and serene surroundings.

Smiles Old Age Home Hyderabad

SMILES An old age home in hyderabad which is a very young organization housing modern amenities and age old yoga and meditation for the aged who rightly deserve to live the rest of their lives in happiness and pride. The old age homes in hyderabad are a boon for the parents who want to be independent and want to spend their silver years peacefully.

Smiles- of all the old age home in hyderabad boasts of a vast premise has a meditation hall, an amphi theater, rooms with T.V., telephones, wi-fi connectivity to chat with their loved ones and be in touch with every day happenings, etc.

It intends to depict a feeling of warmth, comfort and trust. It plans to instigate a feeling of hope into the lives of elderly. Eradicate insecurity and loneliness from your life through a new concept of living.

Goldage Oldage Home Hyderabad

Goldage is a heaven for needy elders. We are committed to extend much needed love and happiness to the elders despite their age. We conduct psychological programs and workshops for the sick and bedridden to understand their feelings. Motivating and inspiring them to understand the essence of being happy and further increase their life satisfaction which helps us to serve them better.

Our services are delivered through an interdisciplinary approach to your loved ones by a team of licensed and certified medical care providers.


Corporate Office:

17-1-462/10, Beside Lake,
Near Shiva Ganga Theatre,
Sankeshwar Bazar, Dilsukhnagar,
Hyderabad 500060, India.

Phone: +91-9247049801 – 06
Mobile: +91 92475 79237, +91 9247 800 840

Email: info@goldage.in
Website: www.goldage.in 

Sevashram Old Age Home Hyderabad

Sevashram is a registered NGO / Non-profit organization based in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. The main focus of Sevashram, right from it's inception has been providing Care and Support to the Old Aged people ( or Geriatric Care ).

Many young people in India are migrating to different cities either within India or abroad to pursue further education or in pursuit of their careers, leaving behind their old aged parents at home. The number of such families where all the children have left and only the old parents staying at home is increasing day by day. This phenomenon is called "the empty nests".

To offer quality Care and Professional Support to such vulnerable old people, a few friends came up with an idea for  a service –oriented, non –profitable organization ‘Sevashram’ in 1992.

Latest list of oldage homes in hyderabad

Old Age homes Hyderabad

Association For The Care of The Aged
Ashram Sravana, 8-14-1, Red Cross Street, Gandhi Nagar, Hyderabad – 500080
Phone: +91 – 40- 23090559

Chandra Rajeshwara Rao Old Age Home
CR Foundation, Serilingampally Mandal, Kondapur,
Hyderabad- 500081, Andhra Pradesh
Phone:  +91 – 40- 32111239, +91 – 40- 23111239
Mobile:  +91 9505656832
Chudamani Vrudhashram
Sivananda Rehabilitation Home, Kukatpally, Hyderabad – 500072,
Andhra Pradesh
Phone:  +91 – 40- 23057679
Gracious Paradise Charitable Foundation
Prasanthi Prangan, Doctor’s Colony, Road-1, Saroor Nagar,
Hyderabad- 500035, Andhra Pradesh
Phone: +91 – 40- 65703596
Phone: +91 9030136240, +91 9700303983
Indian Red Cross Home for The Aged
3-6-212, Street-15, Himayat Nagar, Hyderabad- 500029,
Andhra Pradesh

Old Age Homes Bangalore, Karnataka

1.Aashraya Seva Trust    98459 09777    Trust    Above 55 Yrs

No. 1760/E, 1st B Main, D    2312 4666    Both    Women Only

Block, 2nd Stage, Rajajinagar,    Ms. Rani K T        Physically fit

Near Navrang Theatre           

2    Baseera Old Age Home    4147 8030    Trust    For Physically fit muslim

2nd Main Rd, Vidya Nagar,    Mrs. Husna Sheriff    Both    Women Only

Pai Layout, Beninganahalli,           

Bangalore -06           

Concept of an old age home

The very concept of an old age home is new to India. An old age home is usually the place, a home for those old people who have no one to look after them or those who have been thrown out of their homes by their children. The place is of course like home where the inmates get all the facilities for a routine living, like food, clothing, and shelter.

All these necessities are well looked after but, the much-needed love, and care of loved ones is of course sadly missing; for, how can outsiders provide solace? In these homes, it is very interesting and even touching to talk to people whether they are men or women.

At least in India till now, the old people staying away from the home, from their children, or left to themselves is not considered to be a very happy situation. This concept of separating the elders from the youngsters has been imported into India from the West.

Is Old age home a necessity

Is Old age home a necessity?  There are two opinions, one for and another against. It seems to be a necessary .

There are expensive old age homes, they are well managed and the people living there will experience a star hotel ambience. There will be doctors on call, entertainment, and well laid out areas for exercise and walks. Children can visit and I think the elderly too can leave for home stay once in a while. No matter how well appointed or maintained the old age home is, it cannot be like home. And the people staying there will have a feeling of abandonment.

Some children justify that they have no choice. Their life is in some other country. Their parents do not adjust to alien culture and do not wish to leave the shores of their homeland. They cannot be left to fend for themselves, why should they work when everything can be provided for them?  There is a grain of truth in this, but still the elders feel lonely and yearn for their children’s company.