The Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909 was passed to provide for the better management of Parsi orphanages and old age homes. The act provides for the appointment of a board of trustees to manage the affairs of these institutions, and it also sets out the powers and duties of the board.

According to the Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909, any child who has lost both parents, or one parent, or is destitute, is eligible to be admitted to a Parsi orphanage.

The Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909规定，任何12岁以下的儿童均有资格被收容到帕西孤儿院。

According to the Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909, a child must be nominated by a Parsi priest, approved by the board of trustees, and pass an entrance exam in order to be admitted to a Parsi orphanage.

The purpose of a Parsi old age home is to provide shelter, care, financial assistance, and medical care to elderly Parsis.

According to the Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909, any Parsi who is 60 years of age or older, destitute, or unable to care for themselves is eligible to be admitted to a Parsi old age home.

According to the Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909, a Parsi must be nominated by a Parsi priest, approved by the board of trustees, and pass a medical exam in order to be admitted to a Parsi old age home.

According to the Parsi Orphanages and Old Age Homes Act, 1909, the board of trustees of a Parsi orphanage or old age home is responsible for managing the affairs of the institution, appointing the staff, and setting the fees for admission.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes are funded by donations from Parsis, government grants, and fees paid by residents.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes face a number of challenges, including a lack of funding, a shortage of qualified staff, and the increasing number of elderly Parsis.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes can be supported by donating money, volunteering time, and raising awareness of the needs of these institutions.

The Parsi community plays a vital role in supporting Parsi orphanages and old age homes by providing financial support, volunteer support, and raising awareness of the needs of these institutions.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes have a number of success stories to their credit, including many Parsi orphans who have gone on to become successful professionals, many Parsi elderly who have found a safe and caring home in Parsi old age homes, and the preservation of Parsi culture and traditions.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes face a number of challenges in the future, including the increasing cost of providing care, the changing needs of Parsi orphans and elderly, and the need to attract and retain qualified staff.

Parsi orphanages and old age homes can be better supported in the future by increasing government funding, encouraging more Parsis to donate to these institutions, and raising awareness of the needs of these institutions.