Intergenerational relations
Report
Co-designing an intergenerational arts program for South Australian culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities
A report on a project to develop an intergenerational arts program for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in South Australia. The report details the project’s methodology, analyses key findings and provides recommendations for future actions. It examined the existing gaps, strengths and weaknesses of intergenerational arts programs for CALD communities.
Report
Community based approaches to intergenerational social connection
The InterGen Project was one of the first trials to develop a community-based approach to intergenerational social connection between older adults and teens in the Eastern Metropolitan Region (EMR) of Victoria. A framework for intergenerational social connection was developed focusing on three elements in the healthy social connection model: people, places, and activities. The research...
Report
Uniting families report 2024: insights into the diversity of families raising children and young people
The report provides insights into the diversity of families and how their experiences differ. It highlights the many variations in experiences of these families in relation to health, finances, housing, education and community and underlines the need for policymakers to design systems, laws and services with the full range of family experiences in mind.
Report
Hidden gems: the unique role of collaborative approaches in preventing and responding to the abuse of older people
In 2018 Relationships Australia NSW established Let’s Talk Elder Mediation and Support Service. This report captures reflections on five years of learning, and makes recommendations for the future of service provision.
Discussion paper
Silver tsunami or silver lining? Why we should not fear an ageing population
Media reports and political discourse on our ageing population often adopt a tone of panic. This discussion paper untangles the facts from the myths, so that Australians can look afresh at the population ageing issue – less from a perspective of panic than one of potential.