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Did you know?

Social isolation in older age can lead to health challenges, such as increased risk of depression and cognitive decline.

Take care of your parents

When people with aging parents don't visit or communicate with them frequently, it can have several negative impacts on their parents' health and well-being.

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Increased Risk of Depression

Loneliness is one of the leading causes of depression in older adults. When elderly people are isolated or feel abandoned, they may develop feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a sense of worthlessness.

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Cognitive Decline

Social interaction is critical for maintaining mental sharpness. Studies have shown that older adults who experience isolation are at a higher risk of cognitive decline, including memory loss and conditions like Alzheimer's disease.

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Loss of Motivation for Self-Care

Without regular visits or interactions with loved ones, some elderly people may lose motivation to take care of themselves. This can result in poor hygiene, neglecting medications, bad nutrition and an overall decline in self-care routines, which could lead to further health complications.

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Gift your parents meaningful leisure that helps reduce health risks

An UNCO eco-point is where villagers pick up fresh groceries, fruits, and vegetables delivered directly from local farmers. We’re inviting retired people in small villages to host eco-points, bringing neighbors together.

How you can do it?

By opening an eco-point in your parents' house, you’ll help neighbors get fresh, local groceries while also creating a space for conversations and social interactions. It only takes two easy steps:

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First step:

Show the courier where the ordered groceries can be unloaded.

Second step:

Let your neighbors know where to pick up their orders.

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Opening your parents' home as an eco-point is a simple way for them to stay engaged, support their community, and enjoy regular social interaction — all while making a meaningful contribution.

There’s minimal effort required: couriers will unload the groceries, and customers will collect their orders.Your parents only need a bit of space for storage. As eco-point hosts, they’ll also receive fresh, local groceries, helping them take better care of their nutrition while staying active.

1. How is delivery of products to pick-up points organized?

2. How often are products delivered and what are the storage conditions?

3. What to do in case of problems with delivery or product quality?

4. How is the process of issuing products at Eco-point points organized? How long does it take?

5. How can working with you improve my business?

6. How can I open a product distribution point in my area?

1. How is delivery of products to pick-up points organized?

2. How often are products delivered and what are the storage conditions?

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