Urugolu Old Age Home

Urugolu Old Age Home is run by the “Educate & Organize” institution, fulfilling a long-held vision of serving elderly individuals in need. For over five years, it has provided essential support such as food, clothing, and shelter to its residents. The facility is officially recognized by the Department of Women and Child Development, which adds to its credibility and reflects its dedication to proper care. Currently, the home supports around 40 elderly residents, including approximately 27 women and 13 men, most of whom come from low-income or spouseless backgrounds.

Amenities
It emphasizes the essentials that form the foundation of their support. Residents receive food, clothing, and shelter as part of the home’s core services. The institution’s recognition by the Department of Women and Child Development ensures adherence to care standards and reinforces its commitment to providing a safe and respectful environment for the elderly.

Accommodation
The home accommodates about 40 residents, creating a modestly sized, closely-knit community. This smaller capacity allows for a more personal and attentive approach to care. Most residents come from underprivileged backgrounds, having lost the support of a spouse or family, and find in Urugolu Old Age Home not only shelter but also a sense of belonging.

Key Features