They have already had many discussions with various interest groups for the elderly, community centers and the municipality, but they believe that not enough is happening. “Politicians must ensure that homes are life-proof, so that the elderly can live at home longer,” says Irma. “We would also like a neighborhood concierge, for example. So that you can turn to him if you need help. Suppose you have difficulty walking for a few days and need someone to run an errand for you.”
Future-oriented seniors: ‘We want to be mentally challenged to stay healthy for a long time’
