Holy Holi Party at Old Age Home in Okhla Vihar, Delhi

This Holi, let’s celebrate differently.

Join us for a Holy Holi Party at an old age home with kindness, creativity, music, and presence.

This special morning is designed to bring joy, dignity, and companionship to our elders through simple, meaningful activities and shared celebration.

About SHEOWS Elderly Care

SHEOWS is home to 100+ abandoned and destitute elders who are provided shelter, care, and dignity completely free of cost. Many residents have been separated from their families and rely entirely on community support.

Our community has been constantly supporting and engaging with them through regular visits, activities, and celebrations—ensuring they feel remembered, valued, and connected.

About Alter Ego's Holy Holi Experience

🌺 Flower Holi

A soft, respectful celebration using flower petals—no chemical colours.

🍹 Festive Treats

Light thandai, soft gujiya, and mild chaat/fruit chaat, served with care.

🎨 Simple Art Activities

Colouring, block painting, and creative expression—done together in a calm, supportive space.

🎲 Board Games & Carrom

Friendly matches of carrom, ludo, and chess to spark laughter and bonding.

🎶 Antakshari, Singing & Dance

Old Bollywood songs, gentle movements, and joyful participation.

💛 Why This Event Matters

Many elders experience loneliness and limited social interaction.

This initiative is part of our non-profit project, Saanidhya, to create a safe space for:

• Emotional connection

• Creative expression

• Mental engagement

• Intergenerational bonding

• Respectful celebration

It’s not about entertainment.

It’s about showing up with presence and heart.

🤝 Who Can Join

This event is open to community members and volunteers who believe in conscious celebration and meaningful service.

No prior experience required—just empathy, patience, and willingness to connect.

🌼 Be a Part of This Celebration

Come celebrate Holi not with loud colours,

but with listening ears, helping hands, and open hearts.

Let’s turn a festival into a memory of love.