Introduction

Based on our firm belief that the rights of the elderly are an integral part of human rights, we are committed to embodying these rights in a manner that respects the elderly's privacy, including their social, economic, and health conditions. This embodiment is fundamentally about providing these rights to those who have contributed significantly to building our community and raising future generations. As life progresses, we provide care and affection to others when we are in good health and receive it back when we need support and care. Out of respect for the elderly's abilities, which may be limited by age and health conditions, and recognizing the wealth of experience and knowledge they possess, we work with the elderly rather than just providing services to them.

Program Objectives

  • Provide support to community institutions partnering in delivering social, psychological, health, guidance, and economic services.
  • Adopt a professional model to be emulated.

Program Activities

  • Regular Home Visits: Conduct regular home visits to engage with the elderly and meet their basic needs, providing psychological and social support.
  • Housing Services: Assist in improving living conditions to make homes healthy and suitable for their needs or any mobility impairments.
  • Symbolic Gifts: Distribute symbolic and tangible gifts on special occasions and holidays to uplift the elderly's spirits.
  • Awareness Programs: Organize workshops and seminars on health and social issues, with a focus on their nutrition.
  • Recreational Activities: Arrange recreational activities that create a warm family-like social environment, allowing the elderly to discuss their problems, concerns, and spend leisure time.
  • Health Services: Provide free health services in collaboration with volunteer doctors at the center.

Activities and Achievements

  • The program supports 55 elderly individuals in the Old Town and some suburbs of Nablus, and organizes activities for the elderly in care institutions.
  • Activities include improving elderly housing, health care visits, organizing recreational events, providing gifts on special occasions, and addressing basic needs.
  • The "Golden Age Gathering Program," in collaboration with the Community Resource Development Center and the Directorate of Social Affairs, with support from institutions like the Muneeb R. Masri Foundation, the City Club, and the Al-Jabi Palace, offers a comprehensive social, psychological, cultural, and recreational program.