Intergenerational Program Database

Generations United collects and shares information on intergenerational programs across the United States. We currently have a program in every state with over 800 programs in the database. You can search programs below by keywords or state.

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  1. Libertyville Manor/ Young At Heart Preschool
    Young at Heart Center is located within the same building as Libertyville Manor providing a setting that supports the concepts of Intergenerational programming. This program, titled B.G.G. or Bridging the Generation Gap, consists of children ages 2-6 years and older adults participating in activities. The age groups meet weekly on an ongoing basis to enjoy interactions and activities during a supervised gathering. Art, gardening, bubbles, and music are only a few examples of the planned themes these two groups enjoy. Additionally, Young at Heart Center and Libertyville Manor host a few annual Intergenerational events: Family Picnic, Ice Cream Social, Carnival and Fall Festival
    • 610 Peterson Rd, Libertyville, IL,
    • 847-984-3692
  2. St. Francis Intergenerational Center
    Aging parents who need assistance during the day and their young children enjoy intergenerational activities. Older adults share their knowledge and life experiences with young children, while children bring joy to the older adults. It's a win-win situation for both generations.
    • 91-1758 Oohao Street, Ewa Beach, HI, 96706
    •  Maylynn Wong
    • (808) 547-8138
    • mwong[at]stfrancishawaii.org
  3. NVMC: Intergenerational Campus
    Actualized care for seniors and preschoolers has been facilitated by NVMC by providing and financially supporting the physical venue for a day care center for the community's elderly and a preschool for young children.
    • P.O. Box 216, Kahului, HI,
    • (808) 244-6862
    • info[at]nvmc.org
  4. Community Youth Development – STAR Leadership Training
    The Students Taking Active Roles, or STAR Leadership Training provides high school students with the opportunity to contribute to their community as decision makers. STAR is a 75 hour leadership training that focuses on teambuilding, communication, civic engagement and leadership skills that will empower youth to use their voice as they serve their community. Through the use of youth-adult partnerships, young people are supported in learning skills and taking action to improve the community for themselves and their peers.
    • 4430 Beneva Road, Sarasota, FL,
    • Karen Bogues
    • 941-922-5126
    • karen[at]cydonline.org
  5. Grandparents Raising Grandchildren of Brevard County, FL Inc.
    The mission of GRG of Brevard is to provide advocacy, support, and referral to relative care families throughout Brevard County. Our vision is that one day all children will live in a safe loving home with relatives that will help them to develop into their full potential.
    • 123 Barton Boulevard Suite 102, Rockledge, FL, 32955
    • Mary Ann Sterling
    • 321-631-7776
    • grg.brevard[at]gmail.com
  6. Florida Intergenerational Orchestra
    Our mission is to bring generations together with music and musical performances. Our unique orchestra environment encourages, nurtures and promotes closer relationships between the generations. We have formed to target musicians of all ages and all levels residing and visiting South Florida.
    • 12059 Rockwell Way, Boca Raton, FL,
    • 561-482-8206
    • strings4all[at]aol.com
  7. Kinship Care Resource Center – Clayton County Senior Services Department
    The Kinship Care Resource Center is a place where grandparents raising grandchildren in parent absent homes can come for help navigating through "the System'; where people care about them, see them for who they are, respect them for what they are doing, and help the through the maze. The center hosts intergenerational programs daily and is housed inside the Shelnutt intergenerational Center.
    • 849 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA,
    • Joy Hutcherson
    • 770-473-5788
    • SeniorServices[at]claytoncountyga.gov
  8. Mending the Gap
    The Bridge program assigns groups of teens and adult volunteers to serve seniors. These groups of volunteers interact, visit and get to know our seniors and engage in the various activities.  Keyword: Shared Site
    • The Bridge: Intergenerational Collaboration and Engagement
    • P.O. Box 464823, Lawrenceville, GA, 30044
    • Fay Josephs
    • (404) 729-5185
    • mendingthegapinc[at]gmail.com
  9. Senior Citizen Inc.
    Senior Angels is SCI’s flexible volunteer program, providing a variety of ways to make a difference in an older adult’s life. Each month, Senior Angels receive a monthly calendar that lists projects and opportunities to volunteer. Angels sign up for what interests them and meets their schedule. For school-aged children, Senior Angels can be a great way to fulfill community service requirements. Projects can be a fantastic corporate team building experience as well.
    • Senor Angles
    • 3025 Bull Street, Savannah, GA, 31405
    • lily mccormick
    • (912) 236-0363 x141
    • lmccormick[at]seniorcitizens-inc.org
  10. Mending the Gap – Save Our Seniors
    Mending the Gap seeks to meet the growing needs of our seniors in Gwinnett County by providing toiletries/personal care items, cleaning supplies and food each month. Keyword: Shared Site
    • Save Our Seniors: Addressing the Basic Needs of Seniors
    • P.O. Box 464823, Lawrenceville, GA, 30044
    • Fay Josephs
    • (404) 729-5185
    • mendingthegapinc[at]gmail.com
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