Mee Nestham
An initiative by Satoru Foundation, Mee Nestham brings young hearts to elderly homes, creating meaningful connections
Over 40% of elderly individuals in India experience some form of social isolation. Mee Nestham bridges this gap through meaningful connections.
3X increase in emotional well-being and 25% improvement in mobility seen after 12 weeks with Mee Nestham.
Our Core Services
- Physical Wellness: Breathing and mobility exercises
- Cognitive Engagement: Memory games, puzzles, and cultural storytelling
- Assistance: Grocery runs, bank visits, hospital coordination
- Companionship: Regular warm, respectful interaction 2-3 times a week
Why Choose Mee Nestham?
- Scientifically structured 12-week protocol with measurable outcomes
- Volunteers trained in elder psychology, mobility support, and empathy
- Tailored visits for each senior—because no two parents are the same
- Developed by the Satoru Foundation and based on WHO and Indian best practices
Backed by Evidence
- Fall reduction by 23% with light exercise and home mobility support (WHO, 2022)
- Memory improvement with cultural games and storytelling (Lancet, 2020)
- Emotional uplift with weekly companionship (Agewell India, 2021)
Bring Mee Nestham to Your Parents' Doorstep
Don't let your loved ones age alone. Let them thrive with purpose and joy.
About the Satoru Foundation
The Satoru Foundation is a research-driven NGO committed to advancing health, dignity, and connection for India's elderly. Our foundation integrates scientific methods with human-centered approaches. Our leadership includes trained gerontologists, public health researchers, and volunteers experienced in the psychology of aging.
Satoru has conducted multiple research initiatives on cognitive health, digital inclusion, and community-based elder care. Our programs are built on insights from WHO, Indian Council of Medical Research, and global academic literature—ensuring that your loved ones receive care that is both heartfelt and evidence-informed.