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Report on the situation of seniors in 2024: demography, finances, and services

The document provides a comprehensive diagnosis of the situation of 10 million elderly people in Poland in 2024. It describes their financial, health, housing, and family situation, as well as access to social and healthcare services. The report highlights the progressive aging of the population and recommends developing long-term care, removing architectural barriers, and increasing the safety and activity of seniors.
Key points
In 2024, nearly 10 million people aged 60+ lived in Poland, constituting 26.6% of the population, with forecasts predicting an increase to 40% by 2060.
The average ZUS pension was PLN 3,887, twice the social minimum, yet 5% of seniors lived in extreme poverty.
Over 26% of senior households live in buildings with architectural barriers, hindering their daily functioning.
In 2024, 193,000 families of retirees and pensioners benefited from social assistance, and over 111,000 people used care services at their place of residence.
The report recommends developing long-term care, introducing a senior voucher, and intensifying efforts for senior safety, including combating fraud.
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Informacja o sytuacji osób starszych w Polsce za 2024 r.
Print number: INFORMACJA 2146
Process start date: 2026-01-09