While we’re living longer, not everyone is living healthier and happier lives – and many countries are struggling to look after an increasingly lonely, ageing population.
By 2050, it’s predicted that more than a quarter of people in France (20 million) will be aged 65 and over, as women are expected to live to 90 and men to 87.
But the country has come up with a unique way of catering to the needs of its elderly, while enabling them to remain living in their own homes…
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Postal workers in France are helping elderly people fight loneliness
