Learn about InCommon’s innovative partnership with Cambridge City Council and fellow community partners (plus some exciting intergenerational training webinars coming up)
Our intergenerational social action programme continues to evolve and we’re delighted to share this update from our Programme Manager, Michaela, including news of two new partnerships.
In this guest blog our Programme Officer Rosie reflects on a special session she held with younger neighbours in East London to learn more about dementia.
Giving Tuesday is just around the corner and this year’s theme is Give Your Way. We’ve collated some ideas of how you can get involved and support our work bringing generations together.
It was wonderful connecting with the youth organisations across the country involved in this year’s Intergenerational Social Action Programme, funded by Clarion Futures, Sovereign Network Group, Places for People and #iwill.
We’re delighted to have teamed up with our friends at the Brixton-based Advocacy Academy to run a free ten session course on how to create change in the local community.
When I applied to the Civic Leadership Academy at King's, I had little knowledge of the charity sector and was simply seeking a new experience. After several interviews, I was thrilled to join InCommon.
With the school year coming to a close, older and younger people across London have celebrated a year of amazing intergenerational friendships with a summer party.
The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is movement. What better way to get the generations moving than with them some age- friendly yoga?
We’re delighted to introduce our new programme Empower, which supports communities across the UK in delivering safe, meaningful and impactful intergenerational activities.
