Nestlé Thailand Continues “Senior Health Promoter 2026” Project for Its Third Year to Build a Quality Aging Society
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Nestlé Thailand has announced that it will continue the “Senior Health Promoter 2026” project for its third consecutive year. The project aims to promote better health for older people and to increase their participation in society.
The project works together with partner networks from many sectors to help build a quality aging society. The company places importance on caring for the health of older people, as Thailand is moving fully into an aged society. The number of older people is increasing every year, making health and daily living for older people more and more important.
In addition, the project focuses on building health knowledge and understanding for older people and community members, so that older people can take better care of themselves and those around them. It relies mainly on collaboration among all sectors.
The continuation of the project in its third year shows that cooperation between the private sector and community networks will continue. Those interested can follow further news about the project directly through the company's news sources and channels.
Sources: เดลินิวส์
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