Jiya Joshi was rejected from volunteering at a nursing home at 14; she later built a lifesaving 500-student senior care movement
- Jiya Joshi lost her beloved grandmother at 14 and decided to volunteer at a nursing home.
- But getting rejected from there inspired her to begin a movement uniting generations through friendship, compassion and caring.
- A love lost too soonJiya was only two when her grandparents arrived from India to Texas, to help care for her while her parents were at work.
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- Jiya Joshi lost her beloved grandmother at 14 and decided to volunteer at a nursing home.
- But getting rejected from there inspired her to begin a movement uniting generations through friendship, compassion and caring.
- A love lost too soonJiya was only two when her grandparents arrived from India to Texas, to help care for her while her parents were at work.
Sources: Times of India