Elderly
Companionship & care
Roots Love Bliss
Where children and elders share the same days, stories and table, three generations under one roof, growing together.
Peedhiya is an intergenerational daycare where young children and senior citizens spend the day in one shared, joyful space, so every family has one trusted place to turn to, at every age.
Know moreCompanionship & care
Nurturing & development
Shared environment
Emotional, cognitive & social benefits
In our cities, grandparents spend long days alone while parents search for somewhere safe to leave their children. Peedhiya brings those two halves of the same family back into one room.
With families growing smaller and work days growing longer, many seniors spend most of the week without company. Days become quiet, and quiet days take a toll on health and mood.
When both parents work, the day becomes a juggle between a young child who needs attention and an ageing parent who needs care, often in two different places.
Without everyday time around grandparents, children miss the stories, patience and family values that have always been passed down by simply being together.
Three kinds of care under one roof, separate when it should be, shared when it matters most.
For children from 6 months to 6 years, feeding, naps, early learning, play and plenty of outdoor time, planned age group by age group.
For adults 60 and above, yoga and light exercise, health check-ins, hobbies, conversation and a proper meal, with support matched to each person.
The heart of Peedhiya, storytelling, gardening, art, music and festivals where children and seniors do things side by side, every single day.
A gentle rhythm that gives everyone room to rest, move, learn and be together.
Children and seniors arrive, settle in with breakfast and a quick health check-in.
Yoga, light exercise and outdoor play, separate paces, shared garden.
Early learning activities for little ones; reading, hobbies and therapy sessions for seniors.
A freshly cooked meal in the shared dining room, followed by quiet and nap time.
Stories, songs, art and games where both generations share the same table.
Families collect their loved ones with a note on how the day went.
Bring your parent, bring your child, or just come and look around. Visits are free and there is chai waiting.