The inauguration of Dar San Ġużepp, an elderly home built in Għajnsielem, took place on Thursday morning with Prime Minister Robert Abela officiating.
Prime Minister Abela emphasized the significance of this home in enhancing the quality of life for elderly Gozitans.
This facility, which recently welcomed its first elderly residents, boasts 120 rooms spread across four floors and is built to the highest standards, featuring spacious areas for resident comfort.
During his inauguration speech, Prime Minister Abela highlighted the site’s potential for various projects but underscored the government’s decision to establish it as a dedicated residence for Gozitan seniors, in collaboration with the Church and private sector. He emphasized the collaborative effort between government, Church, and private entities in delivering essential services, showcasing a successful model of partnership.
Discussing the strategy for Gozo over the next decade, Prime Minister Abela emphasized the priority of improving quality of life for all Gozitans, especially the elderly, encouraging them to remain active within their communities and in residential care settings. He emphasized leveraging our demographic shift to integrate seniors in care homes into community activities.
Minister for Gozo and Planning Clint Camilleri described this investment as significant, indicating a home that will accommodate around 120 seniors and significantly enhance their quality of life. He noted positive feedback from current residents and expressed confidence that this home would set the highest standards for residents and staff providing round-the-clock service.
Before the inauguration ceremony, Prime Minister Abela and Minister Camilleri met with residents and staff, accompanied by directors from CareMalta, the organization operating Dar San Ġużepp.
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