Zoom Networking Session: Supporting Intergenerational Connections this Christmas
Linking Generations Northern Ireland
Christmas is coming and it is likely to be very different this year, with the normal coming together of friends, families and communities made more challenging by the continued public health threat. Social isolation, loneliness and poor mental health are very real challenges to older and younger people throughout Northern Ireland right now. Linking Generations NI is hosting a network meeting via Zoom to spark up a conversation around how best we can, as a community, support those all important links between generations amidst the challenges of Covid-19 that we are likely to face this Christmas. We will be sharing and brainstorming ideas of ways that communities, practitioners, organisations and individuals can help generations connect whilst staying safe. Please do join us and be part of this conversation. To register, please email [email protected] who will give you the instructions to join the Zoom meeting.
- Children and families
- Community development
- Community relations
- Health and wellbeing
- Older people
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
This is a virtual event via Zoom
n/a
bt23 7dx
United Kingdom
Contact Details
To register please email Ken Irvine (Regional Development Worker) [email protected]
Zoom Networking Session: Supporting Intergenerational Connections this Christmas
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