A place to rest, belong and be looked after
A look at the home at Kasgaon: its rooms, meals, open spaces and the rhythm of a day.
Welcome to Shree Satya Sai Kalyan Kshetra Vrudhashram
The home stands at Kasgaon Wadi, on the Badlapur–Karjat Highway in Badlapur (East). It is a place meant for rest, safety and belonging: somewhere an elder can spend each day with dignity, and where family can visit knowing their loved one is looked after.
Plan a visitThe setting
Where a home stands shapes how an elder feels in it: how quiet the mornings are, how easily fresh air and sunlight reach a seat by the window, how far the nearest help is. The home stands at Kasgaon, on the Badlapur–Karjat Highway, among trees and open green space.
Rooms that feel like one’s own
Comfort, cleanliness and a little privacy make a room feel like a home. Families usually want to know how rooms are shared, how beds and cupboards are arranged, and whether elders can keep the belongings they treasure.
Meals that nourish, shared at a table
Good food is comfort as well as nutrition. Older appetites and health conditions call for meals that are easy to eat and prepared with care — and mealtimes are one of the best moments of company in the day.
Rest, games and fresh air
An elder’s day should hold more than medicines and meals. Space to sit outside, a game of cards, a television programme or a quiet corner all help a home feel alive.
Places to gather
A common room, a prayer corner, a verandah: shared spaces are where friendships form and festivals are celebrated. They are also where neighbours who stop by, students who give an afternoon and families who bring festival sweets meet the people who live here — the home belongs to Kasgaon and Badlapur as much as to its residents. See how you can take part.
The rhythm of a day
A gentle routine gives older people security. This is a glimpse into a typical day — daily life may vary according to individual needs and routines.
- Early morning
Early morning
A peaceful start to the day with waking, personal routines and time to settle in.
- Morning
Morning
Breakfast, daily care and gentle activities begin the day.
- Midday
Midday
Lunch followed by time to relax and rest.
- Afternoon
Afternoon
Recreation, conversations, visitors or quiet personal time.
- Evening
Evening
Tea, prayer, conversations and moments of companionship.
- Night
Night
Dinner, evening care and a peaceful transition to rest.
Come and see the home for yourself
The best way to know a home is to visit it. Reach out and we will be glad to welcome you.