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Promoting communication and fostering interaction between the generations: A study of the UK's first purpose-built intergenerational centre
Abstract
As many changes in society, such as increased geographic mobility and improved technological advances, have led to generations frequently becoming segregated from one another, the development of intergenerational shared sites (IGSS) presents a unique opportunity for exchange and interaction between the generations. This study ‘tells the story’ of the development of the UK’s first IGSS – a purpose-built intergenerational centre (the Centre).
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(2013). Promoting communication and fostering interaction between the generations: A study of the UK's first purpose-built intergenerational centre
Keywords | intergenerational shared sites IGSS |
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