Intergenerational Programs across San Francisco give older people and adults with disabilities the opportunity to interact with youth and be recognized as valued members of the community.
Six community organizations offer Intergenerational Programs with support from our Department of Disability and Aging Services:
-Bayview Hunters Point Multipurpose Senior Services, Dr. George W. Davis Senior Center
Offers painting, writing, dancing, drumming, storytelling, and a mosaics for the 10-foot monument in the Bayview. Call (415) 508-0847.
-Mission Neighborhood Centers – Mission District
Celebrates Latino/x culture with music class for preschool children and their parents, cooking classes for youth, and family support with professional facilitators. Call (415) 206-7752.
-Kimochi – Japantown
Celebrates Japanese culture, story exchange, pre-school visits and help, and technology training for adults by high school and college students. Call (415) 931-2294.
-Sequoia Living – Japantown
Offers onsite and virtual classes for older people and adults with disabilities in affordable housing. Includes and technology training by students and English as a Second Language (ESL). Call (415) 922-9700.
-Lighthouse for the Blind and Visional Impaired – Citywide locations
Offers Sensing the Seasons, a virtual nature-based education series. Call (415) 4311481.
-Openhouse – Citywide locations
Offers intergenerational activities for older people and older adults with disabilities in the LGBTQIA+ community. Call: (415) 296-8995.
