New play program is having a big impact on younger and older Australians

Social isolation is a major issue affecting older Australians, but a program north of Brisbane is helping to bridge generational gaps.

abc.net.au/news/new-intergenerational-play-program-north-brisbane/101768370An intergenerational playground is enriching the lives of some of the youngest and oldest residents north of Brisbane.

Following the success of the meet-ups between three women aged over 80 and young children around four years of age over the past few months, the program is now expanding across centres in south-east Queensland in 2023. "Intergenerational play provides a beautiful opportunity for seniors, who find themselves socially isolated, to connect and foster relationships with children," Ms Randle said.

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