Creating Intergenerational Communities (CIC) Network
Creating Intergenerational Communities (CIC) (Quality Improvement)
Welcome to the Creating Intergenerational Communities (CIC) Network
This Network is open to individuals who are part of the the Creating Intergenerational Communities quality improvement programme which aims to support individuals and organisations to deliver quality intergenerational practice through training and the use of the CIC Toolkit.
Upcoming dates are:
- “Weds 9th September”
Please book your space here
Network meetings offer the opportunity to meet and share good practice with other participants, whilst exploring the Toolkit. The CIC team will be available to answer questions too.
“For further information, please contact: Lorraine George
Latest News
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Volunteer Trustee Opportunities
26 June 2026
Generations Working Together is seeking to appoint two committed, proactive, and passionate volunteer Trustees to join our Board at an exciting and influential time for intergenerational work in Scotland.
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Shining a light on the intergenerational workforce: engagement, retention and career choices
22 June 2026
Associate Professor Katrina Radford, Research Lead and Chief Investigator at Griffith University, Australia is looking for volunteers to participate in her research on the intergenerational workforce.
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Free places available to attend Global Intergenerational Congress 2026
27 May 2026
Thanks to the National Lottery, Awards for All Scotland, GWT is offering a free place to third sector organisations to Day 1 & 2 of the Congress (includes Civic Reception) along with free intergenerational training and support.
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Exhibition spaces now available for the Global Intergenerational Congress 2026
27 May 2026
As momentum builds Generations Working Together is inviting organisations to secure their place within the vibrant Information Village Exhibition available during Day 1 and 2 of the Congress.
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Homeshare in the UK
31 March 2026
During 2024-25 matches across the Homeshare UK network have increased by over 54%. By matching people who want companionship and light household help with someone seeking affordable and sociable accommodation, Homeshare harnesses the power of intergenerational connections to make a real difference to people's lives.
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Research Project listening to children
31 March 2026
Led by Dr Kay Heslop and Dr Charmaine Agius Ferrante at Northumbria University, this research project is listening to and collating the views of children about their sense of identity and belonging in an intergenerational setting.