The primary objective of the Samoon Humanity Care Centre (SHCC) is to provide safe, dignified, and compassionate residential care to elderly persons (60+ years) in rural Uttarakhand who lack family support, regular income, and access to healthcare and social protection.
Uttarakhand is experiencing continuous migration of its younger population to metropolitan cities and abroad for employment and education. As families relocate, elderly parents are often left behind in villages with minimal support systems. Many senior citizens face daily challenges such as lack of care, food insecurity, emotional isolation, unsafe housing, and limited access to healthcare.
The Samoon Humanity Care Centre (SHCC) is proposed as a 60-bed, affordable, two-storey residential old age care home near Sourpani on NH-58. The centre will provide safe accommodation, nutritious food, basic medical support, and a respectful community environment for elderly persons who are unable to live independently.
The project follows a cost-efficient rural model designed for long-term sustainability, dignity, and improved elder welfare.
The project area consists of semi-rural and rural regions of Uttarakhand where healthcare facilities are limited and transport connectivity is difficult. Due to outward migration of family members, many elderly residents live alone without financial or emotional support.
Reduced mobility, lack of income sources, and inadequate medical access increase vulnerability among senior citizens in these regions.
Target Group:
Elderly persons (60+ years) who lack family care, stable income, and regular access to healthcare and social support services.
• Construction of a two-storey residential elder care facility (G+1 RCC structure)
• Development of living infrastructure including rooms, toilets, and common areas
• Establishment of a small medical clinic within the facility
• Provision of daily nutrition and basic healthcare monitoring
• Arrangement of caregivers and support staff
• Creation of a safe, respectful, and socially supportive living environment
Project Duration: 4 Months (Aug 2026 – Dec 2026)
• Site Preparation & Foundation – August 2026
• RCC Structure & Brick Work – September 2026
• Roofing, Plaster & Flooring – October 2026
• Electrical, Plumbing & Fittings – November 2026
• Final Finishing & Handover – December 2026
| SL. No. | Description | One Time Cost | Total Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Construction of 60-Bed SHCC Old Age Care Home (Two-Storey RCC Structure including rooms, clinic, toilets & common areas) | ||
| Total Non-Recurring Expense |
| SL. No. | Particulars | Amount (Per Month) | Amount (Per Year) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Caregivers & Support Staff Salaries | ||
| 2 | Medical Staff / Health Support Services | ||
| 3 | Food & Daily Nutrition Expenses | ||
| 4 | Medicines & Basic Medical Supplies | ||
| 5 | Utilities (Electricity, Water, Maintenance) | ||
| 6 | Housekeeping & Sanitation | ||
| 7 | Administrative & Management Costs | ||
| Total Recurring Expenses (Per Year) |
| SL. No. | Particulars | Amount (Per Month) | Amount (Per Year) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Non-Recurring Expense | ||
| 2 | Recurring Expenses | ||
| Grand Total |
• Improved quality of life for elderly residents
• Safe shelter and daily care support
• Reduced loneliness and social isolation
• Better access to nutrition and basic healthcare
• Promotion of dignity, emotional well-being, and social inclusion
Resources / Inputs
• Care staff and support services
• Basic medical facilities and daily care resources
Outputs
• Safe accommodation and structured daily care
• Basic healthcare and emotional support services
Outcomes
• Reduced isolation and vulnerability
• Enhanced dignity and overall well-being
Impact
• Improved rural elder care standards
• Sustainable and replicable low-cost elder care model
• Land and construction materials
• Functional 60-bed elder care home
• Improved health and safety of elderly residents
• Reduced neglect of senior citizens in rural Uttarakhand
• CSR partners and institutional donors
• Philanthropic foundations and trusts
• Government-supported social welfare schemes
• Individual donors and elder sponsorship programs
Samoon Foundation will ensure long-term sustainability through:
• Elder sponsorship models
• CSR and institutional partnerships
• Local volunteer engagement
• Tie-ups with nearby hospitals and clinics
• Community participation and periodic impact assessmentss
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“SAMOON” is a Garhwali word that means giving selflessly, without expecting any returns along with a feeling to be cherished for a lifetime.
