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Lonely Britain
In a January 2025 Opinions and Lifestyle Survey (OPN), one in four adults (25%) in Great Britain reported feeling lonely "often or always" or "some of the time" (7% often or always; 18% some of the time). Younger adults consistently report higher levels of...
Why do the children of elderly patients stay away? Loneliness makes them get sicker and stay sicker for longer
One of the greatest acts of love is simply bearing witness to the vicissitudes of ageing, writes Australian oncologist Ranjana Srivastava. Read the full story in The Guardian.
Loneliness is Reshaping Your Workplace
“I actually look forward to IT check-ins because it’s the only time someone asks how I’m doing. That’s supposed to be the most boring meeting of the month, and it’s the one place I feel like a person.” Read the full article by Kristin Gleitsman and Luis Velasquez at...
‘Some people are in a season of friendlessness’
We get advice on parenting, work and romantic relationships, so why not for friendship? Relying on friendships to evolve without effort will ensure that loneliness endures, US podcaster and writer Danielle Bayard Jackson says. Read the full story at RNZ.
On homeless people in libraries
Libraries exist on the frontline of homelessness and the epidemic of loneliness. Judith Galtry observes how the role of libraries have changed over time. Read the full story at Newsroom.
Loneliness is a global health threat and a political failure
Social disconnection shortens lives and fractures societies. The WHO is urging leaders to act now before more lives are lost. Around the world, an invisible threat is increasing the risk of disease, shortening lives and fraying the fabric of our communities. Read the...
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