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‘Vyo centres’, paid homes for elderly to be established in Kerala, first in Kannur

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The project was approved on the basis of a report submitted by the Senior Citizen Friends Welfare Association. The inmates will need to bear the expenses like building rent and food. Water and electricity charges will be borne by the government. Medical examinations and treatments will be offered from government hospitals. This is a project of significance in Kerala where 20 percent of the population is elderly.

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‘Vyo centres’, paid homes for elderly to be established in Kerala, first in Kannur

Kannur: Paid homes for the elderly are coming up in the state with the aid of Social Justice department. The project was approved on the basis of a report submitted by the Senior Citizen Friends Welfare Association to the government. These centres are

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