Voluntary Agencies And Care Of Old Aged
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The document summarizes a study of voluntary organizations that care for older adults in Varanasi, India. It explores the types of religious and cultural organizations available, the facilities and services they provide, and the backgrounds and life situations of their residents. The study examined four organizations in particular and found that while residents come from varied backgrounds, they share a bond of religiosity and awareness of Varanasi's cultural traditions. Residents' daily lives and values differ depending on the organization but commonly reflect beliefs in religion and charity.
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