COVID-19 has had a significant impact on senior citizen social engagement. Many seniors have experienced isolation, loneliness, and decreased social interaction due to restrictions on social gatherings and visits from family and friends. This has had negative effects on their mental health and well-being.

Senior citizens face several challenges during the pandemic, including a lack of access to technology, limited mobility, and health concerns that make it difficult to leave their homes. These challenges make it harder for them to stay connected with their loved ones and engage in social activities.

There are several solutions to address the impact of COVID-19 on senior citizen social engagement. These include providing access to technology and training on its use, organizing virtual events and activities, and providing transportation and assistance with daily tasks. Additionally, encouraging seniors to stay active and engaged in their communities can help them maintain social connections and improve their overall well-being.

Society can support senior citizens during the pandemic by staying connected with them, offering to assist with daily tasks and errands, and checking in on their mental and physical well-being. Additionally, supporting organizations that provide services and resources to seniors can help ensure they have access to the assistance they need.