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Humanitas is a yellow brick ____ located in the city of Deventer, the Netherlands.

It is a care center that ____ more than 160 elderly residents who require assistance.

Along with its supportive environment, Humanitas offers something ____ young neighbors.

At Humanitas, elderly residents share their living space with university ____

This unique “intergenerational living” project began in 2012, after budget cuts reduced the amount of money care homes in ____ Netherlands received.

This funding reduction led to the loss of many essential elderly ____ programs, including social, educational, and counseling services.

Humanitas needed to seek an affordable ____ to fill the gap left by the removal of these services.

Since the building had numerous empty rooms available, the director decided to offer local university students free accommodations in return for spending time with the elderly ____

Many students were struggling to afford the area’s ____ rents, so the proposal was a true win-win situation.

Now, ____ hear more about this intriguing place from two of the residents.

Hi! My name is Jacob Jansen, and I’ve been living at ____ for over two years.

I’ve really enjoyed my time ____

As a live-in student, I’m required to spend at least 30 hours per month with my elderly ____ in exchange for free accommodations.

In reality, however, ____ spend a lot more time together than that.

Sometimes I teach them things, ____ as how to use social media, and other times I just hang out with them.

We have meals together, play games, and ____ shopping.

Humanitas doesn’t ____ like a care home to me.

Instead, I consider it a community that ____ am a part of.

Every time I come home, I tell my neighbors ____ my day.

When ____ have a problem, they always have useful advice to share.

____ so much experience gathered over a lifetime, they possess knowledge that I have yet to acquire.

They also teach me ____ of little but important things, often without realizing it.

For example, I’ve learned ____ value of having a casual chat over a cup of coffee from them.

It’s a really great way to ____ a break from rushing around all the time.

I used to feel sorry for the elderly because I focused only on the things they ____ do.

When I look at them now, however, I see all ____ things they can do.

Obviously, Humanitas provides me with much more ____ a free place to stay.

I’ve made deep, meaningful friendships ____ I’ll never forget here.

I intend to stay at Humanitas for at least one more ____

Living here ____ changed my life in ways I never thought possible, and I’m really grateful for this transformative experience.

I have learned so ____ from my neighbors already, but I’m sure there is still a lot more that they can teach me.

____ name is Helena Smit, and I am 93 years old.

I have been living at Humanitas for the past 15 years, so I remember when we were first informed that ____ would have young people as neighbors.

Believe me, not everyone was happy ____ it!

But that quickly changed once ____ moved in.

____ students here are energetic, friendly, and caring.

____ make us laugh and create a joyful mood.

Humanitas ____ already a decent place to live before the students arrived, but it has become a lot more fun since they moved in.

Recently, the students held a pajama party and invited us to ____ them.

They taught us how to play some new games, and we ____ had a great time.

It was ____ we were in our 20s again.

I sometimes hear loud music from my young next-door neighbor’s ____ but that is okay.

____ a small matter compared to what they’ve brought to our lives.

I’m grateful every day that they have become ____ of our community.

Speaking of my young neighbor, she has been here for ____ than two years now.

Last year, ____ went through a difficult time of grief after she lost her father, so I did what came naturally.

I stayed with her, held ____ hands when she cried, and listened to what she said.

She later told me that I was a great comfort during that difficult time, ____ made me feel very good.

It always feels nice to be reminded ____ I’m still capable of doing things for others.

I am nearly 100 years old, and ____ have bad knees.

I understand that my knees ____ going to get any better.

There is ____ much the doctors can do about the pain.

But having young, vibrant people around helps me forget about the ____ and enjoy my life!

There are currently six students living at Humanitas, with ____ long waiting list of others hoping to be offered a spot.

Humanitas is a ____ example of how people of different ages can help each other and share their lives with one another.

The older residents gain a more youthful perspective on life, while the younger residents receive valuable life ____

More and more care homes around Europe are now trying intergenerational living, bringing the young and old ____ in harmony.