Kanpur has come a long way, as compared to other cities in the state of Uttar Pradesh, in terms of catering to the needs of its citizens. Be it the need of having some really world class hospitals or the need of the younger generation to work hard during the day time and party harder at night, all sorts of needs have been duly noted, and thus fulfilled by Kanpur Development Authority, and other government authorities. With a rise in shopping complexes, the shopaholics are being served, and with the establishment of NGOs, Police Stations, Education Institutions, Leisure Centers, etc, Kanpur aims at becoming a self sustaining city. Health Services in Kanpur Health is of the utmost importance in today’s world, and Kanpur knows that. Hence, the district comprises of several multipurpose and dedicated hospitals, both private and government-operated. A few of them are, Abha Nursing Home, Anurag Hospital and Research Centre, Bhargava Hospital, CL Memorial Hospital Maternity Home, City Hospital, Kanpur Trauma and Ortho Centre, Kanpur Urology Centre, Khairabad Eey Hospital & Mahendra Eye Research Centre, and Madhuraj Nursing Home, and various others. Kanpur has some of the country’s best doctors and world class medical instruments, to treat the patients. Banking Services in Kanpur Being the industrial capital of the state, banks see Kanpur as a hot piece of cake; hence, the establishment of big private and public sector banks is obvious. At present, the operating banking institutions in Kanpur are, SBI, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC, Syndicate Bank, IDBI Bank, Bank Of Baroda, Yes Bank, PNB, Kotak Mahindra Bank, IndusInd Bank, Citi Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce and Union Bank of India. The city has large number of ATMs to facilitate the ... ... middle of paper ... ... If today’s scenario is to be considered, gone are those days when all the children used to consider and treat their parents as God, now, a majority of ‘educated’ people do not even pay a heed to whether their parents are alive or dead. And, considering the crimes that have been taking place, of lately, Kanpur’s NGOs are striving to provide care and shelter to the elderly. The NGOs which are dedicated to old aged, helpless people, include, Shri Kanchan Lal Sagun Sewa Sansthan and Swaraj Vridh Ashram, among several others. Packers and Movers in Kanpur To help people shift from one place to another, Kanpur’s packers and movers are available at the very first call. The major players include, Akash Packers & Movers, Omdeo Packers, APM India Relocation, India Packers & Movers, Shri Agarwals Mover & Packers, Kanpur Packer & Movers, and Shri Balaji Packers & Movers, etc.
This purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of elder abuse and neglect on victims. This essay will discuss how elder abuse and neglect affect the victims physically, emotionally, and neglect. The use of logos, pathos, and ethos will also be used in the essay. According to Dong, 2017 2 million elders experience elder abuse and neglect each year some twice or more a year, and many cases are not reported. Many confrontations of elder abuse and neglect are done in nursing homes. Some of these cases of abuse are done in these elders homes by family members.
On the topic of Atul Gawande’s novel Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End, an ongoing issue has brought into question what we should do with the elderly and ill that are in need of care. On the one hand, some argue that they should be put in nursing homes and seek treatment for their problems because they can no longer take care of themselves. From this perspective, the elderly have a greater chance of getting injured if they are not taken care of properly, thus are seen as unfit to live on their own. On the other hand, however, others argue that the elderly should be allowed to live on their own as long as they maintain a healthy lifestyle. Atul Gawande, one of this view’s main proponents, urges us to realize that no one is immortal
The impoverished, particularly those widowed or orphaned, and the ailing or injured, are generally regarded as the proper recipients of charity. However, according to Christian belief, we have to exercise wisdom and discernment. God doesn’t call us to blindly give to every need, but to seek his will on the matter. This paper sheds light on the multifaceted nature of sadaqavoluntary charity.
The Ministry of Social Development, 2008. Office for Senior Citizens the Ministry of Social Development Highlights from the Positive Ageing Strategy Annual Report 2001/2008 and Action Plan 2008/2010
have medical check up facilities for Astma Diabitics and some of the special care medical
With advanced technologies in health care, the average lifespan of humans is around eighty-eight years, and these numbers are growing rapidly. Most elderly outnumber the younger within our population now, and with more of the baby boomer generation reaching the gold years, this number will rise exponentially. The cost of healthcare rising and the amount of Medicare funds decreasing makes caring for that loved one challenging. Statistics by Dr. Feng presented, “Individuals are living much longer; family structures are changing; women have entered the workforce. With no national health insurance program like Medicare and with the one-child policy that places elder care responsibilities on fewer shoulders” (Dr Feng). To some, the question of placing an elderly family member in long-term care facilities is a difficult one to consider. All too many times the elderly abandoned are not seeing families until visitation funeral ceremonies.
“Due to its strong cultural roots the Indian systems of medicine is still vibrant and dynamic and central core for providing the health, security and livelihood needs of the bulk of India’s people particularly the rural and tribal communities .”
Therefore, senior poverty and the aging population are increasing, homeless older people stand at the far end of the housing continuum. Some seniors who do not have a reasonable basic living allowances. Although the government provide pension and protection systems for senior, it still not adequate for seniors to maintain a quality of life. The government should provide more support for older people, such as low-cast housing, healthcare services, food service and substance policy system for
Social workers deal with a wide scope of marginalised groups with elderly as a commonly-discussed group. Elderly receive an adequate amount of care and concern in Asian countries such as Singapore largely due to the belief of filial piety. As a result, issues such as accessibility to elderly-friendly facilities and affordability of healthcare are frequently brought up and policies are reviewed and edited multiple times in order to best suit their needs. Despite the attention that is shown to the elderly, we often overlook the needs of their caregivers- who are in fact elderly themselves. These caregivers who are ageing along with their care recipients include children taking care of their parents, spouse taking care of another spouse and parents taking care of their bed-ridden children. The stressful situations that the elderly care provider faced due to their old age are rarely highlighted even though they may be complex and beyond their ability to handle. Hence, this essay aims to analyse the reason as to why social workers
The industry is composed by a continuum of banks which produce a homogenous product — banking service. Domestic as well as foreign competition is violent. Not to forget the fact that ICBC has not been the first bank to embrace internet banking. So, it is all the more reason which places the bank in the most precarious position to continuously shield it self from the volleying competition.
Since their birth these “Metropolises” have grown exponentially and today this trend shows no sign of letting up. Swallowing up the hundreds that flock to them every day beneath their endless canopy of corrugated rusted metal sheets. With many of these slums now staring at the possibility of redevelopment, I will explore the implications facing them by comparing Dharavi, a slum considered for development to a slum in Kolkata, which is currently already experiencing development.
Every culture has several similarities and differences that impact the way they do things. Several of these cultures have distinct traits and traditions that make them differently from other cultures. I believe these differences make each culture different and unique. The two cultures that I have chosen to compare and contrast with each other is Kenya and India. In this paper I will discuss the similarities and differences in each of the culture’s families in context, marital relationships, and families and aging. These are important aspects of these cultures and to examine them will give me a better knowledge of both of these cultures.
There are two kinds of factors why rural people seek for urban life. The first one is urban pull factor. They dream for higher wages, better housing and utilities, better school and hospital, more jobs opportunity, and more experience that they can get it all from a living in big cities as they think. The second one is urban push factor. We know that most of rural areas people are farmers. There’,s not much else to do anymore in the village but wait for harvest time and without higher level of education, availability of media, or facilities that they need, they might be stimulated to move to urban areas.
They provide good services at affordable prices. The major conflict is traffic delays, and train delays. The rate of mistakes is reported to be less than 1%. The Dabbawalas are an excellent example of teamwork, and commitment to work. Overall, it shows that fresh and authentic food is still evident in Mumbai city.
The study is primarily designed to find out the continuous issue of the banking system in