Some six million people in France are socially isolated and therefore especially vulnerable to medical and psychological problems.
Cocoon’Ages® has a solution: its residences guard against isolation by encouraging relationships between neighbours and community spirit .
By 2060, the proportion of the French population aged over 85 is set to quadruple , from 1.4 to 4.8 million people. Residents and project leaders from Les Gavotines, Aubagne (Bouches-du-Rhône) tell their stories
Cocoon’Ages® has a solution: its residences offer new ways to prevent dependency, keep older people in their homes and help them maintain relationships in the community and feel useful.
Economic and financial constraints are having an increasing influence on the budgets of French households.
Cocoon’Ages® has a solution: through shared facilities and encouraging community spirit and skills swaps, it offers opportunities for savings to reduce the cost of housing.. We opened our first Cocoon'Ages intergenerational residence in Aubagne, with a successful mix of families and seniors. The aim was to keep elderly people from becoming isolated. The residence and the community are running well. The social housing provider and the council are delighted. The residents have made their building their own. We are currently building other similar residences, and more are in the pipeline.
CEO, Eiffage ImmobilierIntergenerational living