Free Webinar: Best practice in running intergenerational programmes

Housing and Dementia Research Consortium

In this Webinar we will explore the successes, challenges, barriers and sustainability issues facing intergenerational programmes in the UK

<h3><strong>Invitation to join our free webinar</strong></h3><h3><strong>Tuesday 26th Jan at 1.30 to 4pm  (BST)</strong></h3><h3><strong>Best practice in running intergenerational programmes</strong></h3><p>Join us to learn more about  different intergenerational programmes available to people living with dementia in accommodation and care settings in the UK and the successes, challenges, barriers and sustainability issues facing such programmes as well as the impact on people living with dementia and the children/students that take part. </p><h3>Speakers</h3><p><strong>Louise Goulden (Together Project founder)</strong> - Will be talking about the Together Project which designs and runs activities that unite different age groups to tackle loneliness and bring joy.</p><p><strong>Stephen Burke (Director, United for all Ages)</strong> - Will be talking about the work of United for all Ages which provides advice and support on strategy and policy, planning and implementation of new and existing projects developing intergenerational care, housing, health, learning and centres for all ages.</p><p><strong>Mirain Llwyd Roberts (Bridging the Generations Coordinator, Gwynedd Council)</strong> - Will be exploring the challenges and obstacles facing intergenerational programmes and how to make them more sustainable as well as talking about her work as the Bridging the Generations Coordinator.</p><p><strong>Keith Oliver and Jess Shaw</strong> - Will share their experience of collaborating on the online intergenerational project, “Time and Place”, and the impact it has had on them.</p><p><strong>Sue Egersdorff (Ready Generations Founder)</strong> - Will describe the work of the Ready Generations charity and their development of an intergenerational nursery at the heart of a new care village in Chester.</p><p><strong>The HDRC steering group</strong> - Will share the intergenerational activities of their organisations in accommodation and care settings.</p><h3>Who should attend?</h3><p>This webinar is aimed at people affected by dementia, researchers and providers of housing and care for people living with dementia.</p><p>There will be the opportunity to submit questions to the presenters.</p><p>There will be a short break half way through the webinar.</p><h3>Please register here and a link to join the webinar will be emailed to you nearer the time.</h3><p><strong>For further information:</strong> Please email j.barrett@worc.ac.uk</p>

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