The Path to Healthy Aging: Partnering with Aging Councils and Agencies
Reach older adults in your community with by partnering with local aging councils and agencies.
Reach older adults in your community with by partnering with local aging councils and agencies.
This intergenerational program sources local teens to answer older patrons' tech questions.
A group of students (ages 6-8) draw portraits of seniors from the community.
Though age is not a disability, many older adults experience barriers that directly impact their interactions with their environment. Senior patrons share what they're looking for in library accessibility upgrades.
The Intergenerational Book Club is designed to create cross-generational connections where tweens and seniors can speak on an equal footing.
Don't plan tech programming with only younger crowds in mind! Get seniors involved with easy STEM robots.
Engage your older adult patrons at home with these programs.
Through a series of "excursions," Gail Borden Public Library's nationally recognized program reaches people with early- to mid-stage dementia.
If your older patrons struggle to make it out of the house in the winter, bring the programming to them.
Help patrons with the practical aspects of the end-of-life with this program series.