This article advocates for creating a “Happiness Village” that serves as a nurturing home for elderly caregivers and young adults on the autism spectrum in India. It addresses the growing issue of social isolation among elderly individuals whose families live abroad, highlighting their desire to provide love and care. The village concept encourages intergenerational living, fostering an exchange of affection and support between these two groups. Emphasizing natural health practices like Ayurveda and offering tailored activities for young adults, the village aims to enhance well-being, combat loneliness, and promote a sense of community and purpose for all residents involved.