Intergenerational

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USA: What happens if you mix a retirement home with a preschool?

Traditionally, when extended families lived together, the elders  would look after their grandchildren, while parents went off to work. It seems that the best solutions often come from the past, at least, in the case of a retirement home, in Seattle. Indeed, at Providence Mount St. Vincent in Seattle put a preschool within a nursing […]

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Is your website Granny approved?

Is you website user-friendly? Scotty Allen and Richard Littauer both come from America and have launched the service “The User is my Mom“. Some websites may indeed seem easy to use for web professionals and experienced Internet users, but it may not be the case for beginners, among whom many are over 50. Therefore, Allen

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Intergenerational: a retirement house in the Netherlands proposes free accommodation for young students

In the Netherlands, a retirement house is giving the opportunity to young students to live along with old people, without having to pay rent. It is another way to promote the well-being of the elderly and to encourage intergenerational bonds.

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Japan: a manga to explain the retirement system

As soon as they turn 20, Japanese people have to make monthly contributions to the kokumin nenkin kikin seido, which is the contribution system to fund the retirement of the elderly. However, a large part of the Japanese youth does not understand how the financing system for retirement works, nor do they understand its utility.

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