Who should take this course?

Michigan AFC staff, activity planners, and administrators who want to promote intergenerational engagement and emotional wellness for residents.

How to plan, implement, and maintain intergenerational programs that create connection, empathy, and social growth among residents and community youth.

Is this a Michigan-approved CEU?

Yes. This CEU supports Michigan AFC continuing-education standards for activity planning and resident engagement.

Do I receive a certificate?

Yes. A completion certificate is provided upon finishing the course.

Group Living Course #1230 - Integrating Intergenerational Interaction and Activities

Enroll for free

Course curriculum

Updated to reflect the November 2025 Consolidated AFC Administrative Rules (R 400.601–R 400.745)

Program Benefits

Understand how intergenerational connections enhance emotional well-being, purpose, and empathy for both groups.

Planning Strategies

Learn to design structured programs that encourage shared learning, storytelling, and collaboration across age groups.

Building Sustainability

Explore techniques to maintain long-term partnerships with schools, youth groups, and community organizations.

What You’ll Gain

Insight into the psychological and social benefits of intergenerational engagement
Practical tools to design and manage effective cross-age activities
Approaches to maintaining safe, structured, and inclusive programming
Certificate of completion confirming CEU credit

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This training helps AFC teams build meaningful bridges between generations, promoting inclusion and emotional well-being across care communities.