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« Le mal-logement » : les notions de logement vétuste, logement indécent, logement insalubre et leurs traitements respectifs par la Loi.
La Loi n°2009-323 du 25 mars 2009 de mobilisation pour le logement et la lutte contre l’exclusion (Loi dite Molle), en a donné pour la première fois une définition légale : « Constituent un habitat indigne les locaux utilisés aux fins d’habitation et impropres par nature à cet usage, ainsi que les logements dont l’état, ou celui du bâtiment dans lequel ils sont situés, expose les occupants à des risques manifestes pouvant porter atteinte à leur sécurité physique ou à leur santé ».
La contestation du refus d’inscription d’une personne physique sur la liste des médiateurs près la cour d’appel.
I. Introduction : sur les conditions à réunir pour une personne physique pour candidater en tant que médiateur judiciaire. Chaque cour d’appel établit une liste des médiateurs en vue d’informer les juges et leur permettre de désigner un médiateur dans le but de résoudre un litige de manière amiable, liste qui est donc seulement indicative.
Drum Up Some Fun - and Get Social!
After 28 years in the fast-paced world of finance and banking, Kim McMullin, 67, was more than ready to embrace retirement—and some fun. While her first thought was to hit the gym, she took a chance on a cardio drumming class at Gladden Park Recreation Center in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida.
Get Social - and Volunteer for Kids
There are lots of ways to do good during the holidays and beyond…and get social, too! Here are some ideas on ways to help during toy drives and meet like minded folks. At age 75, Cheryl Malloy is a powerhouse of dedication, spending the past nine years as a volunteer with San Antonio-based Operation Homefront (www.operationhomefront.org) —a nationally recognized nonprofit that has brought support and hope to thousands of military personnel and their families since 2002.
You Know How to Whistle, Don't You?
Across the country, whistles are becoming an effective tool for nonviolent, community-based deterrence and protection against the masked thugs known as ICE. The whistle sound gives a quick, immediate warning for people vulnerable to abduction. It also alerts nearby residents or allies to come out, record, and provide moral/legal support. Whistles are cheap and easy to distribute, and anyone can carry one.
Jennifer Thomas
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You Know How to Whistle, Don't You?
Across the country, whistles are becoming an effective tool for nonviolent, community-based deterrence and protection against the masked thugs known as ICE. The whistle sound gives a quick, immediate warning for people vulnerable to abduction. It also alerts nearby residents or allies to come out, record, and provide moral/legal support. Whistles are cheap and easy to distribute, and anyone can carry one.
Get Social - and Become a Docent
Combine your enthusiasms and meet new people by becoming a guide or a docent at cultural showcases near you. Debbie Fauteux, 79, a devoted volunteer at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts, fondly remembers one of the most deeply moving experiences she’s had as a volunteer. She welcomed a group of blind visitors for a special tour, where they were invited to touch the exhibits including the immense whale bones and historic objects from the education (or teaching) collection.
Get Social - and Mentor!
Mentorship can transform lives on both sides of the relationship. Experts and mentors share stories, insights and practical tips on this fulfilling social activity. Over the years, I’ve had probably a hundred mentors shape my path—and I’ve been just as lucky to guide that many myself,” says Dr. Lamell McMorris, author of The Power to Persist: 8 Simple Habits to Build Lifelong Resilience, and host of The Power to Persist podcast.
Get Social with Lifelong Learning
Think you’re too old to go back to school? Think again! Here are just a few ways to expand your horizons, share your knowledge…and get social! At the Western Connecticut State University graduation ceremony this past May, Andrea McLaughlin, 64, crossed the stage with a triumphant grin, accepting her hard-earned Master of Fine Arts diploma.
Get Social...and Ditch the Mess
Research indicates that clutter impacts our productivity and even our state of mind – and costs us hundreds, or even thousands of dollars a year replacing “lost” items or time spent searching for items.
Establecer conexiones con otros cuidadores
Cuidar de personas es una tarea exigente, y con frecuencia, conlleva aislamiento social para muchos que lo hacen. Estas son algunas maneras en las que los cuidadores pueden lidiar con los desafíos. Maggie convirtió su bungalow en la playa de Florida en una “unidad de cuidados intensivos completa” después de que su esposo sufriera un derrame cerebral hace varios años. Kathleen regresó a la casa de su infancia para cuidar de sus padres, que ya tienen más de 80 años.
Get Social and...Go Glamping!
Like camping but want creature comforts or even luxury? Glamping – glamorous camping – is a fun way to get out in nature in style and meet fellow glampers! Get Social, Go Glamping! Many people – especially as they get older – become ‘hotel people.’ Traditional camping— crawling in and out of tents, unpredictable weather, cooking over a propane flame, bugs, bears—none of it sounds like a vacation. Travel is a passion that doesn’t fade with age—but who wouldn’t prefer a little more comfort?
Get Social with Fellow Caregivers
Caregiving is a demanding, and often socially isolating, necessity for many people. Here are ways caregivers can cope with the challenges. Maggie has turned her Florida beach bungalow into a “full-fledged ICU” after her husband had a stroke several years ago. Kathleen moved back to her childhood home to take care of her parents, who are both in their 80s. Gina, after much searching, finally found a caregiver to help her take care of her mom, 82, so the burden doesn’t solely fall on her.
Get Social - and Honor our Deployed Military
Memorial Day is just one day – but there are many chances to join with others to honor our military throughout the year. Deb Kehoe, whose husband, James, is a Vietnam veteran and her friend Kathi Skelton, whose son was in the military, were looking for a charity to give to after attending an annual military ball in Bradenton, FL, that honored veterans.
Get Financially Savvy - and Get Social!
April is Financial Literacy Month. Here are some ideas to boost your Financial IQ. When a retired businessman living in a senior living facility in Orlando wanted to start an investment group just to kick around ideas about his personal investing and exchange ideas with other residents, he got more than he bargained for.
Get Social - with Trivia!
On some Tuesday nights at Tigin Irish Pub in Stamford, CT, Andrea McLaughlin and her husband Mike, both in their 60s, can be found coming up with a name for their team for Trivia Night (Stamford Smartinis). That’s all part of the fun. “We love the friendly competition and its collaborative fun with friends. We also love some of the nostalgic questions—and sometimes you get to show off your smarts,” Andrea says. Feed Your Brain – and your Social Life Indeed.
Get Social - with Yoga
More and more older people are discovering the inner peace and flexibility yoga brings…and with it, the benefits of social interaction. Florida-based Joanna Rajendran has taught yoga for more than 30 years and credits her spiritual journey to her yoga mentor who practiced what she preached until the age of 101! An inspired Rajendran even penned her own book about her friendship with this master yogi, Tao Porchon-Lynch, titled, My Guru Wears Heels.
Get Social - and Potter Around!
Pottery is among the oldest of the creative arts, dating back to an estimated 29,000 BC (making the pottery wheel a recent invention, according to this account). Much more recently, pottery has been taking off in a big way, with fans like Serena Williams, Brad Pitt and Seth Rogan taking up the hobby. If you try making pottery you may not meet a celebrity, but chances are you’ll make friends while getting your hands dirty – just like when you were a kid.
Get Social and look to 2025!
While you’re reviewing your New Year’s Resolutions, you probably want to be healthier, feel more optimistic, have better mental clarity. There’s one resolution you can have that can accomplish all that and more: Be more social! The National Institute on Aging reports that social isolation is a growing problem among older people with significant health risks….and that increasing social contact is the cure.
Get Social...and Volunteer for the Hungry!
With the holidays just ahead, most of us look forward to the abundance, food, family, friends and community. But for some, Thanksgiving—and the holidays in general—can be a time when some older adults feel alone – and hungry! According to Feeding America research, 1 in 11 seniors aged 60 and older, or 8.7% of the senior population, were food insecure in 2022. And it’s not just older adults feeling the pinch.
Get Social - and Sing!
Like to sing? You’re not alone. According to The Chorus Impact Study, research funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, one in six adults – nearly 54 million – participate in choral groups…and it’s not just for fun.
Traveling in a Group: 7 Essential Tips for Long Trips
Jennifer Thomas · Follow 4 min read · -- Traveling in a group can be one of the most rewarding ways to explore new destinations. Whether it’s a family vacation, a trip with friends, or an organized tour, group travel can foster deep connections and create lasting memories. However, it also comes with its challenges, especially on long trips. Managing different personalities, preferences, and schedules can be tricky, but with the right preparation, your group trip can run smoothly.
Best Travel Hacks to Save Money in 2025
Jennifer Thomas · Follow 4 min read · -- Traveling in 2025 doesn’t have to break the bank, especially if you’re smart with your choices and know where to find savings. Whether you’re an avid globetrotter or planning your first adventure, these travel hacks can help you maximize your budget without sacrificing experiences. Here’s how you can save money on your travels this year. 1.
Get Social - and Travel with Your Tribe!
If you are over 50 and love to travel, you are not alone – and then some. According to , nearly two-thirds (65%) of Americans ages 50-plus planned on traveling in 2024. Most of these travelers planned to stay within the U.S. (63%), while 37% said they will take at least one international trip. Why Travel? A recent article on the topic suggests older folks travel to escape from daily life, for nostalgia, or lifelong lifelong learning.
Boek | De vijf excuustalen - Gary Chapman, Jennifer Thomas
Zelfs in de beste relatie gaat er weleens iets verkeerd. Je zegt of doet iets waarmee je een ander ‒soms onbedoeld ‒ kwetst of benadeelt. ‘Sorry’ zeggen is dan een goede eerste stap, maar het is niet altijd genoeg. Wat kun je het beste doen als jij iemand gekwetst hebt? En wat wil je zelf eigenlijk graag horen als iemand iets gedaan heeft wat in jouw nadeel is geweest? Gary Chapman en Jennifer Thomas helpen je om te ontdekken hoe je op zo’n manier je excuses kunt aanbieden dat het echt weer goed zit.
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