Being alone may be part of normal aging for seniors. But chronic loneliness can have dreadful effect, which most times can anchor depression, data shows that 24.6% of seniors aged 65 and above live alone with no family or friends. During this time of isolation, many things can go wrong mentally and physically such as prone to fall which can leads to serious injuries. Elderly ones may get lonely when they face the loss of partner, or retirement,, lack of transportation, or change in environment or poor physical health condition etc. Let's talk about how your loved ones are experiencing loneliness and what Seniors Helping Hands can do to help your loved ones today