After school in the Intergenerational Center at Hope Meadows. Photo credit: David Hopping 3In a GHC, older adult residents occupy roles and engage in activities that amplify their standing as elders. The engagement of older adults in a GHC strengthens their commitment to the neighborhood and the formation of meaningful relationships. On a daily basis …
A child hitches a ride with a neighbor (a disabled veteran “Grandparent”) at Hope Meadows. Photo credit: Brenda Krause Eheart 2A GHC neighborhood is a place where those who are vulnerable (people with developmental disabilities, youth exiting the foster care system, wounded warriors, frail elders, etc.) are viewed as friends and family members—not as wards, …
Photo credit: Judy Griesdieck 1We all need others in our lives who care about us, and care deeply, yet too many people are leading isolated and lonely lives. In a GHC, all adults strive to provide for each other and for the children consistent, predictable, nurturing relationships that foster well-being even in times of change, …
