The Municipality of Prizren has inaugurated the House for the Elderly and Persons without Family Care in the Dardania neighborhood. The opening marks a significant enhancement to local social services infrastructure, aimed at improving the overall well-being of the community’s residents. The inauguration ceremony was attended by key municipal figures, including the Director of Labor and Social Welfare, Fatmir Memaj, alongside various municipal collaborators.
During the event, Mayor Shaqir Totaj highlighted the facility as a substantial investment, underscoring the municipality’s dedication to fostering a more cohesive and inclusive society. According to Mayor Totaj, this new house is designed to provide comprehensive care, necessary support, and dignified treatment for two specific groups: the elderly population and individuals without family care. He stated that the establishment serves as further evidence of the local government’s commitment to vulnerable citizens.
The facility aims to meet growing needs for specialized residential support, ensuring that the care provided to the elderly remains high-quality and respectful. The opening of this house solidifies the municipality’s efforts to bolster its social safety net. By dedicating resources to this specialized care facility, local authorities intend to provide a stable and supportive environment for those who require continuous assistance, thereby reinforcing the community structure for all residents.
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