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. Hope Meadows
    Hope Meadows is an innovative residential community – a five-block small-town neighborhood where children adopted from foster care find permanent and loving homes, as well as grandparents, playmates and an entire neighborhood designed to help them grow up in a secure and nurturing environment. Residents belong to one of three groups often at risk of being marginalized in American society — kids caught in the child welfare system, families that adopt children with special behavioral and emotional needs, and retirees who are seeking continued purpose in their daily lives. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 1530 Fairway Drive, Rantoul, IL,
    • 217-893-4673
    • ghdc[at]generationsofhope.org
  2. The Boise Intergenerational Choir
    The BIG Choir provides an opportunity for families and multiple generations to interact in a creative setting. It provides space for anyone, regardless of ability level, to have a creative experience.
    • 2590 N. Bogus Basin Road, Boise, ID,
    • Will Martin
    • 3168
    • will[at]bigchoir.org
  3. Brigham Young University – Idaho Adopt a Grandparent Program
    Students visit local nursing homes twice a week to chat with residents or put on performances.
    • 525 South Center Street, Rexburg, ID,
    • Leon Anderson
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  4. Idaho Forest Owners
    Conference event entitled “Ties to the Land”-Your Family Forest Heritage: Planning for an Orderly Transition. An Intergenerational Family Forest Project
    • P.O. Box 1257, Coeur d'Alene, ID, 83816
    • Madeline David
    • (208) 683
    • info[at]idahoforestowners.org
  5. Family Folk Machine – Iowa City Senior Center
    The Family Folk Machine is an intergenerational, non-auditioned choir supported by the Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center that welcomes kids and adults of all ages and backgrounds to sing together with a folk band. We seek to build community through singing songs with our neighbors, to explore American history and culture through song, to foster individual musical growth, and to pursue excellence as an ensemble.
    • 28 S Linn Street, Iowa City, IA,
    • Jean Littlejohn
    • jean[at]familyfolkmachine.org
  6. Community Connect: Mentors Inspiring Success
    The mentoring program is designed to connect participants from all generations to our community's more experienced leaders. This intergenerational program creates meaningful personal connections and peer mentoring opportunities in a small group setting that ensures personal interactions with mentors in our community.
    • 1915 Grand Ave, Des Moines, IA,
    • Lynne Yontz
    • (515) 447-4203
    • yontz[at]desmoinesfoundation.org
  7. Provena Intergenerational Day Center
    The Provena Intergenerational Center is home to both Presence Heritage Day Break and Fortin Villa Learning Center. Through these programs, both young and old alike share their talents and resources, supporting each other by developing special relationships. The Provena Intergenerational Center uniquely addresses the needs of multiple groups in the Kankakee community - children, older adults and the individuals who are caring for both. Our intergenerational ministry purposefully brings together different generations in ongoing planned activities as well as spontaneous interaction, but both are designed to achieve specific goals.
    • 1025 North Washington Avenue, Kankakee, IL,
    • 815-932-8411
  8. Kansha Preschool and Maui Adult Day Center
    Run by the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center, our preschool is co-located with an adult day care facility operated by Maui Adult Day Care Centers. Each day, a portion of our activities are shared learning experiences with the seniors. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 3 Go For Broke Place, Wailuku , HI, 96793
    • 808-242-5437
    • kanshapreschool[at]gmail.com
  9. Seagull Schools–Kapolei School and Adult Day Care Center
    A unique feature of the center is its purposeful design that integrates adult activities with the adjoining preschool. The result is a program that mutually benefits young children and older adults in an atmosphere that resembles a small village. The caring environment is complemented by a well trained staff and a schedule of activities that stimulates physical and mental well being. Interaction with the preschool children takes place via structured activities and through spontaneous casual interactions. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 531 Farrington Hwy, Kapolei, HI,
    • 808-674-1444
    • kapolei[at]seagullschools.com
  10. A Day For Grands-Mercy Care Rome
    A Day For Grands is a day in the summer that hosts activities that grandparents can enjoy with their grandkids
    • 300 Chatillon Rd.,, NE Rome,, GA,
    • Julia Kimple
    • 706-291-8496
    • JKimple[at]mercyatlanta.org
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