Permission for old age homes

Vijaya Bhaskar (Querist) 17 August 2021 This query is : Resolved
Dear Learned Experts
We are a registered Trust having 12AA, 80G in Karnataka serving people with disabilities for the last 24 years. Now we would like to extend our services to Old Age Homes (Senior Citizen or any age who are orphans). Though we have the objectives in the trust deed to carry such activities, do we need to obtain any special permission to run the Old Age Homes from the government. What are the Acts that regulate such old-age homes? Appreciate you thoughts and suggestions

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A registered trust in Karnataka, already serving people with disabilities, is seeking to extend its services to old age homes. While their trust deed permits this, they are unsure if special government permission is required. Experts suggest there are no specific laws directly regulating old age homes, but advise informing the IT office and considering labour law registrations if applicable.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 18 August 2021
No such specific rule / law for doing such an appreciating social service.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 18 August 2021
Yes. There are no such rules. It has to be informed to the IT office.

Pradipta Nath (Expert) 19 August 2021
The objectives of the trust will be guided by its deed. But if your query is related to labour laws attracted to your trust, you need specific registration subject to its applicability.

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