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Social Solidarity Defines Elderly Care Age
The Ministry of Social Solidarity clarifies that the definition of the elderly begins at age 65 according to Law No. 19 of 2024. However, the ministry accepts citizens starting from age 60 to benefit from elderly care services and specialized programs. The elderly care homes operated by the ministry provide a variety of services to residents, numbering approximately 4,468 seniors, with levels ranging from medium to above-average and hotel-like standards, aiming to provide a dignified life through health, social, and recreational services. Additionally, the ministry offers benefits including up to 50% discounts on transportation for citizens aged 60 and above, greater benefits for those over 70, as well as facilitated access to public activities, museums, and entertainment areas. These initiatives aim to raise community awareness and create a supportive environment that respects the status and needs of the elderly.
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