How can we work in partnership across service areas and sectors to provide support for people across the lifespan? Explore resources for Global Intergenerational Week.
Having excellent services is not enough if they operate in isolation from each other and from the people they serve. Legislation such as the Care Act 2014 and the Children and Families Act 2014 aims to promote holistic approaches however, this is still a challenge.
A series of new videos share collaborative working across the lifespan in the health and social care sectors in different contexts. The videos explore examples of innovative practice across the country, highlighting the importance of co-production and collaboration.
It’s important that we build closer connections and understanding across Children’s and Adults’ Services. Lisa Smith and Susannah Bowyer recently highlighted the importance of intergenerational work.
Embedding an integrated, system-wide approach is critical to supporting better outcomes for our citizens of all ages.
Collaborative working across the lifespan: Video learning resources
Explore examples of collaborative working across agencies and service areas to improve support across the lifespan in a video series.
Promoting wellbeing through intergenerational solidarity
Intergenerational solidarity brings families, communities and societies together. When connections are lost, we are not supporting our young people into adulthood effectively.
Read more from Lisa Smith and Susannah Bowyer discussing intergenerational working.
Promoting wellbeing through intergenerational solidarity
When connections across Children and Adult Services are lost then we are not supporting our young people into adulthood effectively. We are committed to the theme of intergenerational wellbeing to span boundaries between Children and Adult Services to better support you and our communities.
Collaborative working across the lifespan: Video learning resources
Explore examples of collaborative working across agencies and service areas to improve support across the lifespan in a series of open access videos.