We’re delighted to introduce our new programme Empower, which supports communities across the UK in delivering safe, meaningful and impactful intergenerational activities.

We are thrilled to announce that Hannah Kayi Mason will be joining the team as InCommon’s new CEO.

We are delighted to launch our latest Impact Report. In 2022/23, we continued bringing older and younger people together, working across 10 London boroughs.

We're delighted to announce that we’re taking part in the Big Give’s Christmas Challenge. For one week only (from the 28th of November to the 5th December), any donation made to InCommon will be doubled!

With International Day of Older Persons taking place on Sunday, we want to celebrate the role intergenerational connection can play in older people’s lives.

It was party season at InCommon last month with children and older people across London getting together for one last celebration before the end of term.

This week we published The Intergenerational Press - our first magazine made by older and younger people.

InCommon is taking part in an exciting two-year social action programme aimed at connecting generations and embedding youth social action in communities nationwide.

We’re excited to announce that InCommon has secured another round of funding through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) as part of the Healthy Ageing Challenge.

Our intergenerational social action group has launched a campaign, #RaiseOurVoicesLowerPrices, to help tackle the cost of living crisis.

At InCommon we’re rounding the year off with a recap of our autumn term activities and a celebration of our festive intergenerational workshops. 

We’ve been reflecting on how to bring greater inclusivity to our intergenerational activities.

We’re launching our latest impact report capturing the work we’ve done over the last year.

As we come to the end of our programmes for this school year, we’re looking back on our intergenerational activities over the last few months.

We’ve just released the first issue of The Senior Press - a magazine made by older people for their younger neighbours.

InCommon has been awarded funding by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) as part of the Healthy Ageing Challenge. More than 30 projects run by social enterprises across the UK have been selected to share nearly £3 million to tackle the impacts of ageing.