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“We Feel Oppressed”: the Difficult Cohabitation Between the Elderly of Édith-Augustin and the Families of the Red Cross

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The last 38 residents of the Édith-Augustin residence in Poitiers are now living with families supported by the Red Cross. Intergenerational cohabitation is not going as planned.
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“We Feel Oppressed”: the Difficult Cohabitation Between the Elderly of Édith-Augustin and the Families of the Red Cross

The last 38 residents of the Édith-Augustin residence in Poitiers are now living with families supported by the Red Cross. Intergenerational cohabitation is not going as planned.

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lanouvellerepublique.fr broke the news in on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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