What's New at CIL

The Center for Intergenerational Learning is pleased to announce a new national report that analyzes the motivations of immigrant elders engaged in civic roles and highlights the promising practices of agencies who successfully engage them.
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“The opportunities to work with faculty on research projects are endless. We can help them connect with a variety of community groups and/or involve them in project evaluations. We can also serve as a laboratory for students, providing them with practical experiences that help them better understand the needs of older adults and their families.”

Starting in October, Coming of Age will be presenting in over a dozen communities across the country its "Capturing the Energy and Expertise of People 50+" Learning Labs-- a three-day workshop series that helps nonprofits learn how to craft compelling opportunities for older adults. For more information email info@ComingofAge.org

– a resource for families with special needs and adults who want to become Family Friend volunteers. People with an interest in this unique intergenerational family support program can browse stories and pictures, as well as learn more about getting involved. www.philafamilyfriends.org

Project SHINE has launched a new and improved website at ProjectSHINE.org

Care ADvantage, a Publication of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America highlights CIL’s Time Out Respite Program in their current issue.