The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS), in conjunction with various social service organizations, has conducted a census since last month, registering at least 2,000 elderly individuals living
Macau is projected to become a “super-aged society” by 2029, a classification used by the United Nations for when at least 20% of the population
Lawmaker Leong Hong Sai has warned that the city’s growing elderly population is driving a higher risk of dementia, urging the government to strengthen preventive measures
The Social Welfare Bureau (IAS) has initiated a census and registration of senior citizens living alone and elderly doubletons this month, starting with a pilot program
A recent survey by the Sheng Kung Hui Social Service Association found that 30% of Macau’s elderly population experiences a “high degree” of loneliness, while nearly half
The government elderly residence facility officially opened yesterday, providing housing and amenities for over 600 senior citizens who have already chosen to move in this year.
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