Charity bazaar with items seized by the Federal Revenue has electronics with up to 50% discount, in Curitiba
A charity bazaar in Curitiba features seized electronics with discounts up to 50%, with proceeds going to support a local elderly care facility.
366 PLN and 3386 PLN monthly. Care allowance and nursing benefit increased in 2026
Poland's care allowance and nursing benefit have increased as of 2026, providing additional financial support to retirees and those unable to work due to health conditions.
Living Alone in Old Age: What to Consider with Emergency Call Providers
As the elderly seek to remain in their homes, emergency call services provide a crucial support system, with rising demand anticipated in Munich as the population ages.
Tiina Lokk Remembers: Three Moments with Peeter Simm
Tiina Lokk reflects on her experiences with Peeter Simm, highlighting his support for elderly film veterans who faced health issues.
Missing elderly woman found dead in the Jizera Mountains
An elderly woman who was reported missing in the Jizera Mountains has been found dead.
The increasing support for school bags and birthday support for the elderly in Kambja municipality
Kambja municipality in Estonia is increasing financial support for school bags and elderly birthday celebrations starting in April.
Lonely Death in a Block. Poland Faces a Growing Wave of 'Invisible Deaths'
The article discusses the rising issue of loneliness and 'invisible deaths' in Poland and highlights the need for systemic solutions and innovative technologies to support lonely seniors.
Support for Home Modifications to Prevent Falls Among Seniors
A civic group has proposed care pledges for the upcoming local elections, aiming to enhance medical and care services for the elderly and disabled in South Korea.
Nigeria: Abia's Commendable Special Care for Elders
The Abia State government has established a Senior Citizens Centre to support and improve the quality of life for the elderly, reflecting a significant step in social policy in Nigeria.
SEC TURNER, GOV SANDERS: Why HUD’s proposed rule is a springboard to the American Dream
The article discusses the need for reform in HUD's housing assistance programs to promote work and self-sufficiency, particularly for non-elderly, able-bodied individuals currently relying on government support.
Lifelong Education Voucher of 350,000 Won per Year for Disadvantaged Groups... Applications Accepted from the 9th
The South Korean government is accepting applications for a lifelong education voucher program that supports 115,000 low-income adults, disabled individuals, and the elderly, providing annual funding of 350,000 won for educational purposes.
Ariana López, 32-year-old psychogerontologist, seeks to give visibility to older adults and grant them their space in the community of Guayaquil
Ariana López, a psychogerontologist, is dedicated to advocating for the elderly in Guayaquil, focusing on their integration and support within the community.
Women find self-esteem, health, and support in a dance group exclusively for participants over 60 years old
A dance group in Itapetininga, Brazil, provides self-esteem, health benefits, and support for women over 60.
The state is planning innovative solutions to support the coping of the elderly
The Estonian government is seeking innovative technological solutions to help the elderly and people with special needs manage better at home.
Integrated Care Support for the Elderly and Severely Disabled to Begin on the 27th
Starting on the 27th, elderly individuals over 65 and severely disabled individuals can receive integrated care services at their own residences in South Korea.
These are the minimum values for alimony for elderly people in 2026
The article discusses the minimum alimony amounts for elderly individuals as established by Ecuador's Senior Citizens Law of 2019, ensuring they can meet their basic needs.
Nephew arrested in Bahia after confessing to diverting R$ 156,000 from farmer uncle to make sports bets and pay loan sharks
A public servant was arrested in Bahia after confessing to theft of R$ 156,000 from his uncle's financial reserves to support sports betting and pay loan sharks.
Clever Tartu: Geriatrics helped a man get back on track, but Estonian medicine does not yet support this story
A 72-year-old man, Alar Ehala, credited geriatric day therapy with helping him recover from debilitating pain, highlighting the potential benefits of interdisciplinary medical care, despite a lack of official support in Estonia.
Families on Elder Care / Four Stories of People Facing the Dilemma of Caring for Their Loved Ones. They Deal with Guilt and Lack of Help
This article shares four personal stories of families in Slovakia grappling with the challenges of caring for elderly relatives, highlighting issues of inadequate services, ethical dilemmas, and the emotional toll on caregivers.
Missing Resident Searched for Four Days, Found Dead at Home
A search for a missing man ended tragically when he was discovered dead in his home after authorities responded to a health concern.
Lyon: A Commissioner Convicted for Injuring an 80-Year-Old Woman During a 'Yellow Vests' Protest is Retrialed
A police commissioner previously convicted for injuring an elderly woman during a protest in Nice is undergoing a retrial in Lyon, with support from activists calling for justice.
VAT Refund for the Elderly
The Ecuadorian government appears to have neglected the VAT refunds for elderly citizens, failing to credit amounts for multiple months in 2025.
Five animals die suspected of poisoning in a week in a neighborhood in Piauí; police investigate
Five animals, including a cat and an elderly dog, have died in a suspected poisoning case in Piauí, prompting police investigations and calls for animal protection support.
Elderly Care: What It Means to Be There for Others for a Lifetime
Monika Huss reflects on her 50-year career in elderly care, highlighting the emotional connections and challenges faced throughout her tenure.
“Lost his only home, all documents: son calls for help for father affected by a fire
A Lithuanian man seeks help to rebuild his father's home after it was destroyed by a fire caused by a gas leak.
DWP confirms exact amount Pension Credit will rise by from April 2026
The DWP has announced a rise in Pension Credit payments for eligible individuals starting from April 2026.
Caring for elderly parents and maintaining employment: how paid leave is gaining ground in the United States
In the U.S., more companies are offering paid leave for employees caring for elderly relatives, reflecting an increasing demand for family support due to an aging population.
Psychologist Caring for a 90-Year-Old Mother / I Didn't Want What Happened to My Father in the Facility to Happen to My Mother, but I Understand Those Who Can't Manage at Home
This article features psychologist Mária Kopčíková discussing the challenges of caring for elderly parents at home and the lack of support provided to caregivers.
At the algorithm’s mercy: Jean may have to leave her SA home as ‘outrageous’ tool cuts aged care support
An elderly woman in South Australia faces the possibility of moving to aged care due to reduced home support resulting from an algorithm-based assessment tool.
Lisa Magnusson: The Superstar Marie-Louise Took Revenge on the Scammers
Marie-Louise Moell, an 82-year-old superstar, staged a dramatic response to a local gold thief, reflecting on the rising issue of scams affecting the elderly.
It's real. These seniors can register TODAY February 18 to receive 6,400 pesos bimonthly | LIST of letters
The registration process for the Pensión para el Bienestar program for seniors in Mexico has begun, enabling new beneficiaries to apply for financial support.
Morning Mail: aged care algorithm making ‘cruel’ decisions, Jesse Jackson mourned, Australia’s World Cup washout
Aged care workers have criticized an algorithm used for determining support packages for the elderly as 'cruel', alongside tributes for civil rights leader Jesse Jackson and Australia's exit from the T20 World Cup.
Firewood and Food Procurement – The Harsh Winter Test for Lonely Seniors
The article discusses the challenges faced by elderly individuals, particularly focusing on 85-year-old Lucija, as they prepare for winter amidst resource scarcity and health issues in their communities.
Algorithm-based tool for home support funding is ‘cruel’ and ‘inhumane’, Australian aged care workers warn
Australian aged care workers criticize an algorithm-based tool for assessing home support funding, calling it 'cruel' and detrimental to elderly care.
When a humble old man's request calls for action: 'I will patiently wait for your declaration'
The article discusses the Maltese Order’s campaign to raise awareness and fund support for elderly and disabled individuals in Lithuania, highlighting the impact of a small donation through tax designation.
Doctors and their assistants discuss how to better support the elderly
A seminar titled "Development of Geriatrics in Estonia" will address how to enhance support for the elderly in Estonia.
At 75, discovers he is entitled to a pension and collects 106 thousand euros in back pay
A 75-year-old man from Genoa unexpectedly discovered he was entitled to a pension, resulting in a substantial back payment of over 106,000 euros and a monthly pension of about 1,400 euros.
Elderly Ukrainian woman jailed for 15 years by Russian occupying authorities for donating money to Ukrainian armed forces
A 69-year-old Ukrainian woman has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by Russian authorities for donating money to support Ukraine's Armed Forces.
TV licence fee rising to £180 sparks calls for free licences for pensioners
The UK TV licence fee will increase to £180, prompting calls for free licenses for pensioners due to financial constraints faced by many elderly individuals.
Welfare begins with the first delivery of cards for elderly and women
The Secretary of Welfare, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, announced the distribution of Welfare Cards for older adults and women, which began from February 10 to 14.
Toys for the Elderly: How Playing Again Can Reactivate Memory, Even in Those with Alzheimer's
The article discusses the benefits of toys for elderly individuals, especially in helping those with Alzheimer's activate memory and reduce anxiety.
Attention. Registration opens for Women’s Wellbeing Pension in February: requirements and registration dates to receive 3,100 pesos | Calendar
In February, women aged 60 to 64 can register for the Women’s Wellbeing Pension that provides a bi-monthly support of 3,100 pesos.
Literature: Arlene Becomes Forgetful
The story follows an elderly woman named Arlene who, after a serious fall, finds herself under the care of her friends from an informal support group she once led.
Elderly need significantly more help from caregivers in cold winter
Elderly people in Estonia require increased help from caregivers during the harsh winter due to heightened needs for heating and additional assistance.
Just holding on is enough
The article reflects on the profound experiences of caregivers and the impact of social welfare services on the lives of elderly individuals.
Stay at home with grandpa, the state pays for it. Radical changes in care consider alimony for parents
The Czech government is considering new support measures for caregivers as the number of dependent seniors is expected to rise significantly over the next decade, including potential caregiver leaves and alimony for parents.
Mother of U.S. TV host missing, ransom reports; Trump also shows support
The elderly mother of U.S. TV host Savannah Guthrie has been missing since October 1, prompting a police investigation and reports of a ransom request, with President Trump also expressing support.
Dear Companions: How Daughters Protect Their Fathers' Minds from the Shadow of Dementia?
The article discusses how daughters, referred to as 'dear companions', not only bring joy and emotional support to their households but also play a crucial role in protecting their elderly fathers' cognitive health as they age.
Punishment for Spreading False Information about Japanese Military 'Comfort Women' Victims Passed First Hurdle in National Assembly
The National Assembly has initiated legislation to punish the dissemination of false information about the victims of Japanese military 'comfort women,' addressing the need for state support given the vulnerability of elderly survivors to historical denial and hate speech.
The number of housing pension subscribers surpasses 150,000... average monthly payment is 1.27 million won
The number of housing pension subscribers has exceeded 150,000, with the average monthly payment amounting to approximately 1.27 million won.