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You are not alone at the Danspaleis: why these dance afternoons mean so much to the elderly in Amsterdam

You are not alone at the Danspaleis: why these dance afternoons mean so much to the elderly in Amsterdam

Het Danspaleis offers elderly people in Amsterdam a meaningful social space to dance, meet others, and share memories. Regular attendees report that the events provide a valuable reason to socialize and significantly boost their well-being.

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