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. The Josephine Caring Community
    Josie's Learning Center serves infants, toddlers, and school age children from our community. The Learning Center provides a wide range of child care services ranging from infant day care, preschool learning, after school care, and ECEAP Preschool. The Learning Center program is integrated throughout our building with four designated classroom spaces and shared dining room, dayroom, and activity areas. The children learn important lessons from residents in assisted living, transitional care and long term care, while at the same time, enriching and energizing the life of our home. Keyword: Shared Site
    • Josie's Learning Center
    • 9901 272nd Place, Stanwood, WA,
    • Linda Alumbaugh
    • 360-629-2126
    • office[at]josephinecc.com
  2. Betty J. Queen Intergenerational Center (JABA)
    Middle School history students participate in an interactive presentation with four veterans from the Virginia Wounded Warrior Program. Students watch a presentation and YouTube clip about the history of our WWII veterans, discuss career decisions, and ask questions. Each student completes this service learning initiative by expressing their appreciation for veterans' services by making a card for a veteran participating in the Honor Flight program. (The Honor Flight program transports America's veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit those memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices.) The cards are given to the veterans on their return trip from visiting the WWII Memorial that honors their service; we are told that this is the most emotional part of the veterans' journey. Our staff feels this program is a tremendous motivator towards life-long volunteering and a great deterrent from drugs, alcohol and gangs.
    • 522 Industrial Dr, Louisa, VA,
    •  Tenika Shelton
    • 434-817-5235
    • tshelton[at]jabacares.org
  3. JABA Esmont Community Center
    The Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) mission is to "Promote, establish and preserve sustainable communities for healthy aging that benefit individuals and families of all ages." There is frequent intergenerational contact at this site.
    • 7302 Porters Road, Esmont, VA,
    • Anna Boling
    • 434-286-3100
    • aboling[at]jabacares.org
  4. Project TRIP – Virginia Tech
    The TRIP program is implemented at three intergenerational sites consisting of a child care center and senior center and/or adult day care center. The child care center serves children ages 2-5 and the Adult Day Care Center serves adults with different disabilities. Most clients are older adults with age related impairments.
    • 103 A Wallace Hall Mail Code 0416, Blacksburg, VA,
    • Karen Gallagher
    • 540-231-5434
    • karenrg[at]vt.edu
  5. Westminster Canterbury Child Development Center Shared Site
    A co-located adult assisted living facility and child development center offering opportunities for children and older adults to interact through a variety of planned and spontaneous engagements. Keyword: Shared Site
    • Westminster Canterbury Richmond
    • 1600 Westbrook Ave, Richmond, VA, 23227
    • Sandy Phillips
    • 1-804-200-1175
    • SBPhillips[at]wcrichmond.org
  6. Intergenerational Programs & Spaces Generations Intergenerational Day Care Center
    Generations day care provides preschool and after-school programs in an intergenerational atmosphere. Adult Day Care offers daytime care for adults who have Alzheimer’s Disease, post-stroke symptoms, age-related disabilities, or other needs that require assistance or supervision. Generations Intergenerational Daycare Center is operated be Appalachain Agency for Senior Citizens. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 216 College Ridge Road, Cedar Bluff, VA,
    • Regina Sayers
    • 276-964-7179
    • rsayers[at]aasc.org
  7. Giles Health & Family Center
    GHFC is unique in that the children and adults are cared for in one structure, have one entrance to the building where both generations enter and exit, and intergenerational activities are a daily component of our program. There are structured times for interaction between the generations as well as many times that the interaction is spontaneous and need-based. Programs from the USA, Spain and universities have visited the Center for its quality and unique model.
    • 701 Wenonah Avenue, Pearisburg, VA,
    • Kaye S. Johnson, Executive Director
    • 540-921-3024
    • ksjohnson[at]carilionclinic.org
  8. JABA Fluvanna Community Center
    The Jefferson Area Board for Aging (JABA) mission is to "Promote, establish and preserve sustainable communities for healthy aging that benefit individuals and families of all ages." There is frequent intergenerational contact at this site.
    • Route 15, Fork Union, VA,
    • Connie Brittle, Manager
    • 434-817-5222
    • cbrittle[at]jabacares.org
  9. The Volunteer Center of the Virginia Peninsula
    Each month, residents of Warm Hearth are visited by Micah’s Soup for Seniors volunteers. They receive food and a social visit from volunteers from various academic, civic, and religious groups.
    • 2210-B Executive Drive, Hampton, VA,
    • Dianne Krallman
    • 757-262-0190
    • ckincaid[at]volunteerpeninsula.org
  10. Micah’s Soup for Seniors – St. Michael’s Lutheran Church
    Each month, residents of Warm Hearth are visited by Micah’s Soup for Seniors volunteers. They receive food and a social visit from volunteers from various academic, civic, and religious groups.
    • 2308 Merrimac Road, Blacksburg, VA,
    • Diane Krallman
    • 540-951-8951
    • dhkrallman[at]hubbell-ltg.com
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