The Scottish Centre for Intergenerational Practice referred to as 'Generations Working Together' is supported by the Scottish Government and works with public, private and voluntary sector organisations, to gather and share best practice, provide information and support, and develop new opportunities for intergenerational working in communities.


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Generations Working Together seeks Local Network Coordinators in the following areas: Dundee, Forth Valley, Glasgow, Highlands & Islands, North/South Lanarkshire, Perth, East/West Dunbartonshire and Tayside.
One of GWT's priorities this year is to set up local intergenerational networks throughout Scotland. These allow members to share information, create new project partnerships, strengthen community links and access support. Networks currently exist in Aberdeen, Argyll & Bute, Angus, Ayrshire, Borders, Dumfries & Galloway, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Forth Valley, Inverclyde and Orkney. If you are interested in helping to set up any of these new networks or would like further information please contact Alison.

YouthLink Scotland's National Youth Worker of the Year Awards 2012 - check out category seven...
Youth Worker of the Year (Intergenerational Work)

This award will go to an individual or group whose work has consistently demonstrated that they have used creative and innovative approaches to bring young people and other generations together to share their skills/experience and to work to improve community cohesion in the area in which they live.

The deadline for nominations is Friday 20 January 2012.

If you would like to join your Local Intergenerational Network and receive information about events and opportunities click on 'Join the Network'.


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