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This fact sheet outlines the essential skills needed to design, deliver, and sustain meaningful intergenerational experiences.

Generations United’s policy work is designed to engage advocates for children, youth and older adults as joint partners in improving the lifetime well-being of all people and to improve the lives and wellbeing of children, youth, older adults and the families that care for them through effective policies, practices, and programs.

New study reveals multigenerational living nearly quadrupled in the past decade, with the pandemic playing a strong role

Provides rationale and facts to help make the case for intergenerational programs

The following information is a guide to accessing the source material for the grandfamilies data presented in the GrandFacts State Fact Sheets. This page also provides guidance in reading the raw data and lays out Generations United's calculation process.

This chart is designed to share some of the federal funding sources that include — or could include — support for intergenerational shared sites.