Intergenerational Program Database

Lincoln Learning Center gives children a solid groundwork for academic success by providing learning opportunities for children from 6 weeks to 12 years of age. Armed with this strong foundation, they’re ready to begin their education confident in their abilities and potential to succeed. Lincoln Learning Center uses Creative Curriculum, a research-based program with age-appropriate activities that support early childhood standards developed by the Arizona Department of Education. Our major offerings include: Infant and toddler programs. Preschool and pre-kindergarten classrooms. Before- and after-school care. Free annual developmental screenings. Intergenerational activities with seniors. Healthy meals and snacks. Keyword: Shared Site

At Kingsley House, we envision a city and region where all young children are ready to succeed and all citizens are healthy and economically stable. Recognizing that vulnerable families are at risk of being caught in an intractable cycle of poverty, we are committed to ensuring that individuals and families have the supports necessary to be successful at all stages of life. To accomplish our goals, we join forces with dedicated community partners. Collectively, we work with families to fuel economic growth and social change in our city, state and region. Keyword: Shared Site

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Jumpstart’s Los Angeles Community Corps works with community organizations to recruit and engage adults 55+ years of age. Community Corps members implement the same proven curriculum and program as our College Corps members, but with an added element of intergenerational relationship building. Community Corps members often serve in the communities where they live, allowing them to foster deeper connections with the children and families they serve.

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