Linking Generations Northern Ireland’s (LGNI) vision is that Northern Ireland will be ‘age-friendly’ and generations will work together to build communities for all ages. They believe that bringing generations together is a catalyst for positive social change. Their experience has taught them that intergenerational practice promotes better understanding and respect between young and old, creates opportunities to share skills, is inspirational and addresses shared problems. It is also great fun!  ... Read more

COMPETITION! Are you a budding photographer or do you just enjoy capturing life on film? What does ‘older age’ look like to you, could you replicate that image? Whether it be emotive or bright and inspirational we would like to see your pic and encourage anyone to send in their entries asap to take part in our competition. We have a prize for the winning entry of a free factory tour/refreshments and 15% off in the gift shop at the Emma Bridgewater Factory in Stoke-on-Trent. The photos would be used on our website, social media and literature so we ask you to complete the permissions form below. Please send your photo by email to angela.tunnicliffe@bjf.org.uk and the closing date is Wednesday 20th April 2016. Get clicking! ... Read more

Our Intergenerational Learning Programme is an accredited Open College Network course that teaches you everything you need to know about intergenerational practice and learning. Ideal for a multi-generational workforce or community group ... Read more

 Standard training for Supervisors of advocates around supervision. ... Read more

The Active Ageing project is pleased to offer the opportunity to attend the Beth Johnson Foundation’s Active in Age training. Active in Age is a fully accredited training course, which allows you to gain a Level 3 qualification and safely deliver physical Activity to older adults. The training will take place on Thursday 09.30am- 3.30pm ... Read more