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. Hesston Intergenerational Child Development Center
    The building that houses the child care center is connected to the Assisted Living area of Schowalter Villa through a corridor named “Main Street. ” Each week every class takes a small group of their children to do activities with their particular residents at the Villa. We have eight seniors who come on a regular basis each week and help in the classroom as teacher aides. Many special events are planned to include children, college students from Hesston College and residents from Schowalter Villa. On occasion residents are brought to the children’s rooms to visit and children visit residents in their rooms. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 441 Neufeld Dr, Hesston, KS,
    • Judy Friesen, Director
    • 620-327-3775
    • judyf[at]hesstonchildcare.org
  2. Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics Mentoring Program
    The Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics recently started an intergenerational mentoring program with members of the Friends of the Dole Institute and the Dole Institute’s Student Advisory Board. The Friends of the Dole Institute is an annual giving program made up mostly of retirees in the Lawrence, Kansas community. Members of the Student Advisory Board are undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Kansas interested in public service and civic engagement. Mentors and mentees were matched based on their interests and met at three facilitated meetings throughout the semester, as well as on their own.
    • 2350 Petefish Drive, Lawrence, KS, 66045
    • William B. “Bill” Lacy
    • (785) 864-4900
    • wbl[at]ku.edu
  3. Mennonite Friendship Communities Intergenerational Garden
    Children from a local Boys & Girls Club visit with residents at Mennonite Friendship Communities to garden together.
    • 600 W Blanchard Ave, South Hutchinson, KS,
    • Lowell Peachey
    • 620-663-7175
    • Lowell[at]MennoFriend.com
  4. Clark-Lindsey
    Our CCRC partners with the local Park District to provide an inter-generational summer camp.
    • Village Day Camp
    • 101 W Windsor Rd, Urbana, IL, 61802-6663
    • Laura Beyer
    • 2173442144
    • lbeyer[at]clark-lindsey.com
  5. Generations- Area 13 Agency on Aging & Disability
    Our Generations' GrandFriends Program is an intergenerational program designed to facilitate activities that increase cooperation and interaction between two generations through the sharing of skills, knowledge, experience and just plain ole' fun.
    • GrandFriends
    • PO Box 314, Vincennes, IN,
    • Laura Holscher
    • 800-742-9002
    • LHolscher[at]vinu.edu
  6. Boone High School
    Called Project C.A.R.E., this student-run senior center is for adults 55 and older in the community. The program was founded in 1995 to provide local older adults with a place to meet. Currently, older adults visit the high school throughout the school year (3 days a week) for crafts, lunch with the students, movies, games, and camaraderie. The intergenerational program has been a success with teens and elders. Keyword: Shared Site
    • Project C.A.R.E.
    • 260 South County Road 500 West, Valparaiso, IN,
    • Kim Cobban
    • 2199884481
    • kim.cobban[at]ptsc.k12.in.us
  7. Windsor Place Age-to-Age Kindergarten
    The USD 445 School Board and Windsor Place partnered to get an all-day kindergarten classroom built right in the middle of Windsor Place. The elders each day gather around in anticipation of the children’s arrival. The children arrive with smiles, eager to expand their education Keyword: Shared Site
    • 2921 W. 1st Street, Coffeyville, KS,
    • Monte Coffman, Executive Director
    • 620-251-5190 ext. 126
    • m.coffman[at]windsorplace.net
  8. Illinois Education Association Retired/Student Mentoring Program
    The IEA/NEA SP and the IEA/NEA Retired Program have combined efforts to offer a mentoring program to students who are entering the field of education. This program offers students the opportunity to work with a retired teacher in a mentoring relationship.
    • 100 East Edwards Street, Springfield, IL,
    • Tim Brinker
    • 630791773
  9. Housing Opportunities and Maintenance for the Elderly
    H.O.M.E. helps Chicago’s low-income seniors maintain their independence by providing services unlike any organization in the City of Chicago. Intergenerationally, HOME maintains three intergenerational affordable houses where seniors choose between individual apartments or, for residents who need some assistance, shared living
    • 1419 W Carroll Avenue, Floor 2, Chicago, IL,
    • 773-921-3200
  10. Addington Place of Edwardsville
    The initiative brings together elementary school children, high school students and young adults from area colleges to the Addington Place community to spend time and develop new relationships. Activities vary and include craft making and reading, as well as community service projects, such as making fleece blankets for local hospitals.
    • 7108 Marine Rd, Edwardsville, IL,
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