Older people who live alone often face significant challenges in terms of health, emotional well-being and quality of life. Social isolation and lack of support can contribute to loneliness and depression, negatively affecting your mental and physical health. Additionally, aging brings changes in mobility and the ability to perform everyday tasks, which can make living independently increasingly difficult. In this context, it is essential to provide support to older people who live alone, not only to improve their quality of life, but also to ensure that they can age in a dignified and healthy manner.
Helping older people in their own home and immediate environment is essential to preserve their autonomy and well-being. Concrete actions, such as home cleaning, companionship, and attention to personal hygiene, not only address practical needs, but also offer a sense of connection and emotional security.
From the Roure Foundation they work to improve the quality of life of older people in their own home and in their immediate environment through comprehensive support.
