Seniors who quit: Real stories of courage and change

Yes, absolutely. Many seniors at Ashiana have successfully quit tobacco, even after 30–50 years of use. With the right environment, emotional support, and meaningful engagement, change becomes not only possible but deeply empowering.

Ashiana focuses on creating a nurturing ecosystem through active living, peer encouragement, wellness programs, and recreational activities. There are no forced interventions — just a positive, health-focused lifestyle that naturally encourages better choices.

Jashn is more than a cultural fest — it’s a celebration of life, talent, and potential at any age. For many seniors, performing, creating, and being seen reignites their sense of identity and purpose, which often leads to healthier habits and personal transformations.

Yes, Ashiana communities host regular health check-ups, emotional wellness talks, and access to visiting counselors. While quitting tobacco is ultimately a personal decision, the infrastructure ensures that support is available if and when seniors choose to seek it.

There is no judgment or pressure at Ashiana. The environment is rooted in empathy and shared growth. Seniors support each other’s journeys, and any change, small or big, is celebrated. It’s not about perfection, but about progress.