Age-Integrated Well-being

Intergenerational relationships Connections between different age groups, which include interactions between people of various ages, play a crucial role in promoting well-being for all ages. These interactions cover grandparent-grandchild interactions, mentor-mentee bonds, as well as community connections between people of different age groups. The good influence of these connections on the emotional, social, and cognitive well-being of individuals cannot be emphasized enough. One of the key benefits of intergenerational relationships is the transfer of wisdom and knowledge from seniors to the younger ones. Elders, for example, often act as guides and sources of wisdom for their grandchildren, sharing life experiences, values, and traditions. This exchange fosters a sense of belonging, identity, and continuity for the youth, providing them with a solid base for facing life?s challenges. Moreover, connections between different age groups help emotional health of individuals by prov