Several tools have been developed to that end. Those include:
- an Intergenerational Learning Training Programme handbook, aimed at care workers, social workers, and educators
Its goal is to teach them about ageism, as well as the importance of intergenerational learning activities, both for older adults and small children (pre-school age). The handbook also provides tips and guidelines on how to organise such activities, while taking into consideration the specific needs of both target groups. Finally, it showcases some good practices, and gives examples of intergenerational learning activities that can easily be implemented.
- a Toolkit for Intergenerational Activities, explaining how to design and implement successful intergenerational activities
The toolkit also provides “ready-made” intergenerational learning activities, specifically planned for older adults and pre-school age children.
You can find all the project’s outputs, in English, German, French, Greek, and Latvian, here.
