What does it mean to preserve the traditional New Year's Eve feast for the elderly?

Keep the tray year-end party For the elderly, providing meals is not simply about preserving a meal. It's about preserving many intangible but incredibly precious values within Vietnamese families.

According to traditional views year-end partyThis is the most important family gathering moment of the year. Keeping this meal for the elderly is about preserving:

• Role of the elderly in the family.
• Memory which they carry with them through many Tet seasons.
• Traditional house which they devoted their entire lives to preserving.

When the elderly are still present at the New Year's Eve dinner table, in their familiar place, family members still recognize their roots and identity. Conversely, when the elderly are excluded from that meal, the New Year may be full of delicious dishes, but it lacks its core spirit.

Proper care: Don't leave the elderly out of the joys of life.

Many families believe that the best way to care for the elderly is to let them rest completely. However, for older adults, being able to rest but being excluded from general activities is often what saddens them the most.

Proper care includes:

• Give the elderly a break, but not taking away the role their.
• Help them stay. center of family activities.

That is also the spirit that SAN has always pursued. Through its solutions. caring for the elderly and caring for the sick At home, SAN helps the family:

• Reduce work stress during the busy end-of-year period.
• It's not a difficult choice between work and filial duty.
• Keeping the New Year's Eve dinner table full of people preserves the family tradition.

SAN Program – Every Tet Feast Tells a Story

Programme “SAN – Every Tet Feast Tells a Story” We're not going to focus on talking about lavish feasts. We want to talk about... seating for the elderly in every family meal.

Preserving the traditional New Year's Eve feast for the elderly is also about preserving a truly complete and meaningful Tet holiday.