Across the globe, governments are having to adapt for an ageing population, with a need to support the ‘Third-Age’, defined as the “golden years” of adulthood between retirement and the beginning of age-imposed limitations (Bülow and Söderqvist, 2014). One area of research that is gaining traction suggests that intergenerational activities may assist in ensuring that an ageing community continues to be actively involved in their societies through sharing their values and experiences across generations.
