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Intergenerational programs: Reduce stigma associated with aging, and more.

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In this blog post, 'Intergenerational programs: It takes a village to age optimally', on the McMaster Optimal Aging Portal, three main points are outlined:

  • Intergenerational programs can have a positive impact on everyone involved.
  • They have the potential to improve the well-being of older adults, reduce stigma associated with aging and discrimination against older adults, while also supporting youth development.
  • Guides are available to support individuals and groups wishing to develop intergenerational programs.

See the attached webpage link for the full article. 

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    Jun 06, 2020

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