Our Story
About Founder
Ms. Neelam Mohan
She is a visionary entrepreneur who began her career in the garment industry, starting with a small team of tailors and steadily building a successful export business recognized in global markets. Her business acumen and perseverance laid the foundation for a career marked by innovation, resilience, and leadership.
Beyond her achievements in business, she has focused her efforts on social impact through Panchvati, a senior citizen home in Delhi that embodies compassionate and holistic care.
Panchvati offers assisted living, specialized dementia and Alzheimer’s care, medical supervision, and a wide range of recreational and wellness programs, ensuring residents enjoy a safe, active, and fulfilling life..
Through Panchvati, she has established a model for modern senior living that combines dignity, innovation, and community, reflecting her commitment to improving the quality of life for older adults and leaving a lasting social impact.
About Panchvati :
Panchvati Elder Care Home is a not for profit organization in Tuglakabad, Delhi, India, founded in 2009. The organization has 40 living spaces, created as an oasis in the chaotic hub bub of Tuglakabad Extension.
We are environment conscious, using naturally recycled grey water and solar energy, and pride ourselves on the family atmosphere.
We offer:
Short-stay with assisted living facility: a secure and carefree haven for senior citizens, for a day, a week or longer in a caring, vibrant atmosphere.
Recovery and rehabilitation: A universally accessible place for elders recuperating from any illness or other medical conditions, that require supervised home care and supervised visits to the doctor.
Day care for anybody who enjoys this peer group and home cooked meals.
Day-care and residential facilities for people with dementia or Alzheimer’s, ensuring specialized care in a safe and nurturing environment.
Inclusive community living: short term stays for working professionals from all over the world, enclosing them in our safety net and promoting “Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam”.
Robust entertainment: pool table, card games, creative upcycling, frequent activities due to the continuous inflow of volunteers, working professionals, students and children.
Looking ahead, we envision this concept being adopted on a larger scale by the government to help build truly inclusive communities—where people of all ages, backgrounds, religions, and castes can live together with dignity and joy. We believe elder care should not be isolated from the rhythm of everyday life. What society needs is not higher walls, but wider hearts—capable of embracing someone else’s parents, grandparents, or children as our own.