The goal of Future Flier Foundation is to eliminate the feeling of hopelessness, loneliness, and increase sociability in the elderly people in the society. Old Real Gold focuses on the mental health and well-being of the elderly. Through yoga sessions, experience sharing, and poetry programs, this project seeks to provide holistic support for the mental health needs of our senior community members, recognizing the wisdom and value they bring to our society.

The old population is huge, many physical, psychological, and social role changes confront these people, putting their sense of self and ability to live happily at risk. Many elderly individuals feel alienated and despairing, either as a direct result of living alone or as a result of a loss of tight family ties and weakened contacts with their original cultures, which makes active participation in communal activities impossible. People lose contact with their peer ties as they age, making it more difficult to make meaningful connections and join new networks.

The single-person household arrangement in the context of old people is a complex and multifaceted social phenomenon considering the intersubjective aspects present in individual experiences throughout life. It was observed that living alone for the study participants directly reflects the adaptations and challenges faced in the aging process, whether in making individual choices, combining family relationships, the daily experiences of sociability and interpersonal interaction, or even the intersubjective production of self-care. The physiological effects of aging differ widely among individuals. However, chronic ailments, especially aches and pains, are more prevalent than acute ailments, requiring older people to spend more time and money on medical problems than younger people.

Aims & Objectives of Future Flier Foundation:

  1. Helping Old people living alone and face complex situations in their daily lives, such as difficulty in carrying their household chores, dealing with the physiological limitations of the body, family relationships, faltering memory.
  2. Giving a sense of emotional security to the old person related to their current life context such as the widowhood process, divorce, or even the absence of close relatives.
  3. Considering and removing the fear of helplessness among old people that who will take care of them in case of need, living alone can trigger an increased feeling of loneliness, in some cases leading to a psychopathological condition of depression.
  4. Motivating and supporting them to accept that main challenges in aging is the individual’s ability to adapt to adverse situations and maintain their quality of life.
  5. Educating and creating awareness among the family members to become an excellent point of support, considering the symbolic and cultural value that it represents in all social strata, motivating them to being responsible for caring and protecting old members in the family.
  6. Promoting the idea of generational care historically disseminated as a form of retribution and gratitude for the affection and care offered by them throughout their lives.
  7. Organising spiritual programs for old age people, because as age advances, there is an increase in spirituality, which becomes an important source of emotional support. Spirituality is another element with a central dimension in the lives of most old people.
  8. Focusing to strengthen the health care tools related to active and qualified listening, the creation of ties, home care, and psychosocial care, which are essential in promoting healthy aging.
  9. Introducing the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) and other media in the daily life of the old person. The spread of ICT contributes to decreasing loneliness, favouring access to information, and new possibilities for interaction with other people, being also a source of entertainment in leisure time.
  10. Creating coexistence group is another strategy of integration and social inclusion aimed at this age group, the group experience encourages the recovery of autonomy, living with dignity and within the scope of being healthy in this phase.

Our Impacts In The World

Our Areas Of Concern

Underprivileged Children

Making underprivileged children of society aware of literacy and providing them with education, skills, guidance, and support for a better future.

Weaker Upliftment

Empowerment and holistic development of people from weaker sections of society to strengthen their capabilities.

Special Communities

To conduct awareness and support programs for people of special communities and also for people suffering from poor mental health conditions and disorders by understanding their psychological needs and providing solutions.

Climate Change

To make awareness about environmental issues, promoting cleanliness, going green, sustainable use, and conservation of resources through environmental education programs and activities.

Enterpreneurship

To promote entrepreneurship skills among weaker sections of society to make them financially secure and independent.