Celebrating Age 2016 engaged approx. 1200 people across NI in intergenerational activity to mark 29th April, which is European Day of Solidarity between Generations. 96% of participants said taking part made them feel more included in their community and 94% said it made them feel better connected to their neighbours. This compares to the 2015 […]

Sticky Fingers Arts in Newry used a variety of arts medium to bring 10 of their young people aged 4 -16 together with 10-14 residents of the local Ardmaine Nursing. Project Summary } }

As part of the Killyman Intergenerational Project (Youth Action and COSTA – Community Organisations of South Tyrone & Area)… Project Summary   } }

Based in Castlederg County Tyrone, Derg Valley Care works closely with the statutory and voluntary agencies in the local area in order to support vulnerable people. Project Summary } }

Based in Lisnaskea, County Fermanagh, this group works with the residents of Carrowshee Park /Avenue and Sylvan Hill. Project Summary } }

St. Michael’s Guides in Enniskillen celebrated 50 years of guiding in 2013. Linking Generations supported them to meet over the year to compile an oral and written history of Guiding. Project Summary } }

This group represents seven different member groups from across the Ballymena Borough. Project Summary } }

The vibrant youth club in Castlewellan used a small grant from LGNI to subsidise a whole range of intergenerational activities. Project Summary } }

‘Beyond Words’ Project Manager, Paul Finnegan attended LGNI training last year and was inspired to put together a proposal that would enable communication between people who have been bereaved of all ages. Project Summary } }

Since September, LGNI have been working alongside Belfast Exposed on a photography project with residents of the West Winds estate in Newtownards Project Summary } }