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Beienhaus asbl - participative living 50+
Initiative phase:
Concept phase
To promote cordial coexistence, to realise a social model that is communal and more cost-effective.
Beienhaus asbl - participative living 50+
- CAFE RENCONTRE: On the first Thursday of the month, 5.00 - 7.00 pm, meeting of members with interested parties in the Café littéraire BOVARY, Weimerskirch
- Visits to projects abroad and lively dialogue with residents to find out about their experiences and initiatives
- Lobbying: dialogue with community leaders and politicians
- Public relations work: conferences, workshops, participation in events .....
Institution type/carrier
Non-profit organisation
Institution-Name
Beienhaus ASBL
How is your initiative financed?
Membership fees
Participation opportunities
People who are prepared to invest time, energy and motivation on a regular basis in order to promote the idea of participatory living in old age with perseverance.
What’s needed
Part time volunteers Expertise/knowledgeObjectives
- Promotion and information about participatory housing for the over 60s.
- Forming a network - getting to know each other in advance is the first step towards realising a participatory housing project.
- Moving away from a society based on services towards a model of self-management and personal responsibility.
Impact
Health & well-being
- Communities that promote shared activities and healthy lifestyles contribute to better physical health.
- A functioning community can overcome challenges together and share resources, which increases individual and collective well-being.
- Regular contact and interaction with others and community activities can alleviate feelings of isolation, reduce emotional distress and promote positive emotions.
Community
- The feeling of being part of a community and making a contribution strengthens self-esteem and gives life a deeper meaning.
- A functioning community provides a network of people who support each other, which strengthens the feeling of security and belonging.
Creating living space
- Moving from a large flat to a smaller one creates additional living space.
Relief for relatives
- Living in a community rather than alone in a large house reduces children's worries about their mum or dad's safety and the risk of loneliness as they know their parents are surrounded by good acquaintances.
Target audience
People aged 50 and over who are interested in communal living in old age.
Challenges and learning successes
The realisation of such a project takes some time and is comparable to building a house. What is still easy at the age of 60 can become a challenge at 70.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Good Health and Well-being Partnerships to achieve the goalSustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
PDAT 2 : Ensure territorial, social and economic cohesionSustainability Targets
- Good Health and Well-being
- Partnerships to achieve the goal
Name of Organization
- Beienhaus ASBL - habitat participatif
- info@Beienhaus.lu
- www.beienhaus.lu
Address & geo, Contact person
- Senningerberg
- rue des Romains, 80
- 2443 Senningerberg
- Marthy-Anne Becker
- marthy-anne.becker@education.lu
- 691580506
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The initiative information was originally written in German
The initiative information was originally written in German