An intergenerational celebration - Forest Park Review

Promoting intergenerational solidarity is an effective way to bring different perspectives together and collaborate in solving the challenges of modern times, according to the network of non-profit organizations AGE Platform Europe.

Pupils and Sunnymead residents celebrate Global Intergenerational Week - Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council

Pupils of Killylea Primary School joined forces with the residents of Sunnymead Residential Home in Armagh to celebrate Global Intergenerational Week in style. Music, crafts, some treats and plenty of laughs were had during the event which was organised with funding from the ‘All Ages April’ grant scheme run by Linking Generations NI (LGNI) with support from Public Health Agency NI. In total, ten events were held across the ABC Borough, for the …

An intergenerational celebration - Forest Park Review

A couple of years ago, I attended some Celebrating Seniors Week events out of mild curiosity. I left with a full heart and a new “cookie lady” to use for special events. That’s the magic of this weeklong series. Events like “Love, Loss, and Lifelong Learning” or “Pet Pals in the Park” might sound small, but they open doors to real connection and shared stories. This year, I’m especially excited about the digital resilience workshop as I can use …

Promoting intergenerational solidarity is an effective way to unite different perspectives and collaborate in solving the challenges of modern times, wrote the European network of non-profit organizations AGE Platform Europe on the occasion of today's European Day of Intergenerational Solidarity. This year, they highlighted the importance of connecting between generations.

Afoundation, the Social Work of Abanca, will hold this Tuesday 10 simultaneous colloquiums between young and old to commemorate the European Day of Intergenerational Solidarity. ...