Week against the loneliness
From young to old, all of us have experienced difficult times due to COVID-19, and even more, people can experience loneliness. Even though the measures have been eased, we still struggle with the new way of life. In the context of 'the week against the loneliness', our community walked through the neighborhood and made people smile by offering a piece of cake and having a little chat. Curious how it went? Keep on reading!
On October 4th, the Cohesion community in Amsterdam went for a stroll through the neighborhood. From the old lady that just did some grocery shopping, to the boys that were playing soccer to the mail delivery guy. Everyone could get a piece of cake!
We first stopped at a complex where a lot of students and the elderly live in. Some shared their story about how they experienced the last 1.5 years during COVID-19. Most of the elders struggled with less or no family/friends visits. This often made it very lonely, especially because it was not possible to go to the bingo or stop by the neighbor to have a little coffee break. Some of them even learned how to use a mobile phone so they could chat or video call with their friend and family.
The students also experienced loneliness as they had to follow lectures online, could not go to parties, or had COVID themselves.
On October 7th, it was time for the Cohesion community in Rotterdam to cheer up their neighbors. Luckily, the sun was shining, and a lot of people could enjoy their cake during their daily lunch break stroll. In front of the nearest subway station, there were some people reading the paper or waited for their next subway ride. As they were handing out the cakes, the people started to have a joint conversation, great to see that they brought people together!
The Cohesion coliving - Social, Ambition, Health & Sustainable
La suerte es un concepto que aparece en muchas tradiciones y formas de pensar. Por eso me parece interesante leer publicaciones que traten el tema con claridad y desde una perspectiva entretenida, ofreciendo al lector información que pueda conocer y disfrutar sin confusiones.
Small gestures can have a surprisingly lasting effect, especially when people have become accustomed to limited social contact. What stands out is that the activity created opportunities for spontaneous conversation rather than treating loneliness as something that needs a formal solution. Shared spaces can encourage these interactions, but regular participation matters just as much because a single event may brighten someone’s day without necessarily changing their longer-term sense of connection. There is also an interesting parallel with professional communities, where informal conversations often help people feel more involved and supported. Even fields that appear highly technical, such as forensic engineering degree, can benefit from strong peer networks because learning and professional development are rarely completely isolated activities. Creating simple reasons…
I was searching for something quick to play during breaks and found Drive Mad online. The short levels make it easy to jump in for a few minutes
Contract administration is a key element of commercial management, making it an important focus of the College of Contract Management's educational programs. Learners develop the ability to interpret contract conditions, manage payment applications, oversee project variations, and ensure compliance with contractual obligations. These practical skills reduce the likelihood of disputes while promoting transparency and accountability among project stakeholders. Effective contract administration strengthens commercial relationships and contributes to successful project delivery.
I really appreciated this article because it reminds us how important social connection and kindness are for mental wellbeing. During a stressful period at university, I used Assignment helper UK while trying to manage my workload and still make time for friends and family. It taught me that asking for support is normal, and meaningful connections can make difficult times feel much more manageable.