by Zhang Xuandong 1002579158, Zhao xuanhe 1002475775

QI Mingyu 1002577965, Wen Shuhan 1002579539, Chen Jin 1002579528

“Running a nursing home is not only about providing a place to stay. It is also about protecting the dignity of older people in their final stage of life. ”

Jalan PUJ 21——Every quiet morning at Jing Ai Warm Home Nursing Home tells a gentle story of neglected senior s and one director ’s lifelong devotion to elderly care. For years, he has devoted himself to elders with no family to rely on, turning this small shelter into a safe haven for the forgotten elderly.

The entrance of Jing Ai Warm Home Nursing Home

Daily routines here are simple but full of tender care. Most seniors spend mornings watching TV dramas, while card and mahjong games are rarely arranged—many residents lack physical or mental energy to join group activities. The core daily work falls on caregivers who start each day with personal care: changing diapers, cleaning bodies and assisting seniors who cannot bathe independently.

The home’s director chats with an elderly resident, listening to the loneliness of seniors who have no family support.

The director stresses that these trivial tasks demand endless patience and respect, as every elder here lives relying on others ’ help. The home offers tiered care matching residents ’ health conditions: self-sufficient elders enjoy free daily rest, while mobility-impaired or sick seniors receive one-on-one round-the-clock support. Though the facility runs free of charge, it faces a severe financial bottleneck when seeking expansion.

Most elders pass quiet mornings watching TV dramas; card and mahjong activities are seldom held for their physical limits.

The director warns of a hidden social crisis: countless abandoned elders risk wandering the streets without available nursing home beds. His biggest wish is to secure more funding to expand the premises and accommodate more helpless seniors. To him, Jing Ai Warm Home is far more than accommodation—it is a place where overlooked elders regain dignity, safety and warmth. He holds one simple goal: fewer elderly people will be left behind and forgotten by society.

Caregivers start every morning with personal hygiene care, a routine full of patience and gentleness.