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HAVE YOUR SAY IN THE FUTURE OF YOUR OLD AGE

MALAYSIAN ELDERS LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH

MELoR, in short, is a national
research study conducted by University of Malaya to gain insight into the present issues that our elderly population face so the Government and relevant agencies can plan for
a better future for our
elderly community.

Vision & Mission
THE PURPOSE OF MELoR
MELoR was set up to assist in developing an effective action plan in preparation for the escalating number of our elderly population.

The world's population is undergoing an "ageing boom" where there is a rapid increase in the number of older people. Compared to western countries, the Malaysian elderly population is increasing even more rapidly. 

In 2010, there were 2 million people aged over 60 years - that is 7% of the estimated 30 million Malaysian population. By 2020, this number will reach 3.4 million (11%), and by 2050, we will have 9 million (22 %) of people aged 60 years and above. 

Given these statistics, we need to be prepared to meet the demands and challenges of our ageing population so we can protect the well-being of senior Malaysians. 

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"You don't stop laughing when you grow old,
You grow old when you stop laughing." 
George Bernard Shaw

CALENDAR OF EVENTS 
& ACTIVITIES
  • Health Screening & Health Talks
  • Conferences, Seminars & Forums
  • Workshops
IMPORTANT NOTE:
As a selected participant for MELoR, please inform us immediately:
  • Should you be hospitalised
  • Should your condition worsen

Please contact:


Tel (main): 03-7967 5027 

Tel (mobile): 016-971-1451

Email: [email protected]


The MELoR Room
Faculty of Education, University of Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur

Email: [email protected]
Contact: 03-7967 5027 or 016-971-1451
(Pls call between 9am-5pm, 
or leave a message)
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