What I would like to say is that in a country called Bhutan, the monarchy measures the public not through gross domestic product but through gross domestic happiness, and it makes sure that every citizen gets the feeling they are useful in the society. Therefore, when we build shelters, we must have room for the seniors who need housing, who need shelter space, but there are children in the shelters as well. A program needs to be created where the seniors feel useful while they are in the shelters. They can look after the children while the women are focusing on building skills. When we build shelters, the shelters should be open for senior women as well, so that then they are given responsibilities as well and they feel useful, and are not just in the homes. That's my take on it.
