Recent survey explores the well-being of older Australians during COVID-19
While well-being is predicted to decrease with higher levels of loneliness during COVID-19, a recent study shows that higher levels of social networking reduce the… Read More
Griffith alumnus maintains intergenerational connections during lockdown
Following the Federal Government announcement, encouraging aged care providers to limit the number of visits to their facility under the national guidelines to control… Read More
How to get an intergenerational program up and running
Since beginning the Griffith University intergerational care project in 2017, the interest in intergenerational programs has grown immensely and there is a ground swell with… Read More
Hearing children’s voices in intergenerational learning and practice
Children are active participants in intergenerational care learning opportunities and programs, however, children’s agency within these programs is often not clear. The perspectives and contributions… Read More
A heart-warming experiment raising our national movement for Intergenerational Playgroups
Following the new series “Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds” which first aired in August, the ABC hosted a screening of the final episode… Read More
How to make intergenerational learning programs the norm in Australia
Griffith research is demonstrating how merging child care and aged care systems, along with the widespread implementation of Intergenerational Care programs can enhance engagement and… Read More
Putting consumers in the driving seat
For applied research to have an impact it is imperative to know what the end-users want. Therefore, we first need to identify the end-users and… Read More
Intergenerational Care – Successful trials deliver wellbeing between the generations
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from Griffith Business School and the Menzies Health Institute Queensland led by Professor Anneke Fitzgerald (program evaluation), and Dr Katrina Radford (workforce… Read More
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