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Resources

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​Intergenerational Connections

The i2i Intergenerational Society of Canada assists Canadians in the building of bridges between generations. 
http://intergenerational.ca/i2i/

LINKages facilitates innovative intergenerational programs and services to foster strong Alberta communities. 
https://www.link-ages.ca/

SKIP stands for Seniors and Kids Intergenerational Programs.
​A Brantford-based initiative, its School Visitation program brings together students of all ages with nursing/retirement home seniors. 
https://www.goskip.org/

Generations United is a US nonprofit organization with the mission of improving the lives of children, youth, and older people through intergenerational collaboration, public policies, and programs for the enduring benefit of all.
​https://www.gu.org/

Here are some simple, easy ways to connect with a different generations

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IF ​you have a few seconds

Make eye contact and smile

Hold the door for the​ person to pass through

Say ‘Have a good day!’
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 IF ​you have 30 minutes

Sit down and have a conversation

Go for a short walk

Write a short note in a card and post it​
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IF you have an hour or two

Share a meal

Go to a movie together

Play a game together​
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Intergenerational Day

Many Intergenerational Day ideas and resources can be found on Intergenerational Society’s website:

HOW TO CELEBRATE IG DAY
i2i’S INTERGENERATIONAL ACTIVITY LIST

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Other Resources

Here are other resources to encourage social connections

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 https://genwellproject.org

https://ottawacitizen.com/opinion/columnists/pellerin-healthy-ottawa-strong-community-bonds-can-help-us-live-longer

https://experiencelife.com/article/the-value-of-intergenerational-relationships/

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