Across the country, people of different generations are increasingly living, learning and connecting separately, missing opportunities to build relationships that strengthen individuals and communities. Park and recreation departments are essential providers of older adult programs and services and can help change that. Through welcoming spaces, shared programs and intentional connection, parks and recreation can create older adult programming that supports healthy aging, intergenerational connections, stronger social ties and a greater sense of belonging. NRPA's Bridging Generations: Intergenerational Programming in Action highlights how park and recreation professionals are creating meaningful intergenerational experiences that benefit people of all ages.

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