Agewell's Symposium on " Isolation in Old Age"

Agewell invites you to a Symposium-cum-interactive session on
" Isolation in Old Age"

Key Speakers :
 
Dr. Ashok Chakradhar
The world renowned satirical Hindi Poet and  Social Commentator
Ms. Praveen Thapar
Chairperson,  Sanjeevani Society for Mental Health

At 6:30 p.m. on Friday the 29th January 2010
 Venue: Gulmohar Hall India Habitat Centre
Lodi Road, New Delhi (Preferred Entry from Gate No. 3)
Join us to advocate for Needs and Rights of Older Persons!

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