CHAI Intergenerational Initiatives
Intergenerational programming benefits everyone, from children to older adults, including families, communities, and society at large.
There is a great opportunity to achieve equity and social justice with intergenerational programming.
NYC Intergenerational Working Group
With the support of the Eisner Foundation, CHAI has partnered with organizations across NYC to form a working group made up of other leaders from these organizations. We unite around the need to systematically and collaboratively address intergenerational programming challenges and opportunities locally and nationally
Policy & Advocacy
NYU's Center for Health and Aging Innovation undertakes policy & advocacy work at the city, state, and national level for the advancement of intergenerational programming. You can explore this work on our Publications page or connect with our team to learn more.
Intergenerational
Home Sharing Program
Intergenerational Home Share Program has a core value of intergenerational cohesion, bringing together different generations to foster relationships and create understanding. Our program aims to promote the affordability of higher education, equity among a growing diverse population, and to facilitate social connections with the next generation of NYU students.
