Our Fort Saskatchewan Community Care seniors enjoy these students visits. Our elementary students bring joy, energy, and a sense of purpose, reducing the seniors loneliness and depression while sparking positive emotions, memories, and laughter. We know our Linking Generations visits brighten the seniors days. Click here to see other pictures!
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Back to school after Christmas Holidays
With the return to school after Christmas break, our programs are once more in full swing. Our young students visited Summerwood Seniors residence today, playing the much loved dice game and dice tic tac toe along with several board games. It was humbling to hear the seniors express their gratitude and happiness to have the… Continue reading Back to school after Christmas Holidays
Volunteer Grandparents received this Heartwarming Card
One of Linking Generations' Volunteer Grandparents received this heartwarming card from his assigned teacher and students. The teacher shared her sentiments: "You've made a difference- Your contributions haven't gone unnoticed!" while inside the card, the grade four students wrote our volunteer personal messages. Click here to see other pictures!
2025 was a year of Connection, Growth, and Celebration for Linking Generations.
Our programs continue to be grounded in sharing, caring and learning. Our Christmas visit at Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge brought our Ecole Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) students together with their linked seniors, to share traditions and stories from past and present days. Our linked teams also decorated cookies and played a snowman dice game. Click here to… Continue reading 2025 was a year of Connection, Growth, and Celebration for Linking Generations.
Linking Generations Volunteer Grandparent Program
Our Linking Generations Volunteer Grandparent Program offers seniors more opportunities to help bridge the multi-generational gap. The Volunteer Grandparent Program was created in response to a lack of opportunities for young and older generations to relate in an increasingly age-segregated society. Click here to see other pictures!
Our Ecole Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) students arrived at Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge ready to celebrate Christmas
Our Ecole Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) students arrived at Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge ready to celebrate Christmas with their linked seniors. A game of Christmas Trivia was played, with a resounding amount of laughter following. Question: Which popular Christmas beverage is also called “milk punch?” Answer: Eggnog Question: What did the other… Continue reading Our Ecole Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH) students arrived at Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge ready to celebrate Christmas
Chartwell Emerald Hills senior enjoyed their afternoon with their linked students from Lakeland Ridge Junior High School
Our Chartwell Emerald Hills senior participants enjoyed their afternoon visit with their linked students from Lakeland Ridge Junior High School. The teams played Christmas Trivia and spent time crafting together. Our students were very interested in hearing some old traditions of Christmas past that our seniors shared. Click here to see other pictures!
Capital Care Strathcona and Ecole Pere Kenneth Kearns Elementary School celebrate Christmas Early !
This visit was a huge success. Linking Generations assisted in bringing 45 grade 3 & 4 students from their school choir group to perform for the seniors at Capital Care Strathcona with generous help from their school principal, the help from Alyre Morin. Approximately 30/35 seniors attended along with some Capital Care staff and family of the seniors. Students were accompanied by their music teacher and choir leader on piano and they sang an… Continue reading Capital Care Strathcona and Ecole Pere Kenneth Kearns Elementary School celebrate Christmas Early !
Our St. Nicholas Elementary School grade two students visited our Sherwood Care seniors
What a great intergenerational connection: Our St. Nicholas Elementary School grade two students and our Sherwood Care seniors made handmade Christmas cards, which are to be left at Sherwood Care, and helped their seniors create cards as well. We sang some Christmas carols and brought in the Christmas spirit. Some students were able to colour a Christmas manger scene as well to be… Continue reading Our St. Nicholas Elementary School grade two students visited our Sherwood Care seniors
Fantastic visit today with our junior high students from JP Paul School and our Heartland Housing Dr Turner Lodge seniors
What a fantastic visit today with our junior high students from JP Paul School and our Heartland Housing Dr Turner Lodge seniors. Teams did "school life" questions together asking what school was like in the seniors' youth vs school life now. Later, everyone played some trivia. Some great conversations were heard. Click here to see other pictures!
