Intergenerational Shared Site Resource List

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

This fact sheet provides an overview on intergenerational shared sites.

In an effort to collect more data on intergenerational shared sites and facilitate program evaluation, Generations United, with support from The Eisner Foundation, partnered with Dr. Shannon Jarrott of The Ohio State University to develop this toolkit.

Generations United and The Ohio State University, with support from The Eisner Foundation, created the following brief on the 2018 survey of intergenerational shared site programs. Study results were incorporated into the report All In Together: Creating Places Where Young and Old Thrive.

This guide was developed at one type of intergenerational setting - a co-located adult day services program and child development center. Generations United is pleased to collaborate with the Neighbors Growing Together program at Virginia Tech to present this activities guide. These activities are targeted to young children and frail adults but many can be easily adapted or modified for use with other populations.

This guide provides information to help in the development of intergenerational shared sites and act as a resource that integrates many disparate strands of information about intergenerational shared site programming.

This preliminary study of shared sites helps fill the void of information on their cost-savings with promising findings.

This brief provides the facts and figures to help you make the case for an intergenerational shared site program in your community.

This troubleshooting guide is designed to provide assistance on dealing with some of the common challenges facing intergenerational shared sites, recommendations to address these challenges, and when available, suggested resources for further information.