A LOOK AT STUDENT CAREGIVING EXPERIENCES: OPPORTUNITIES FOR CAMPUSES AND COMMUNITIES
2024

Student Caregiving Experiences and Community Support

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Author Information

Author(s): Graf Allyson, Nikzad-Terhune Katherina, Gaugler Joseph, Hawes, Elfenbein, Baker, Bartlett

Hypothesis

Exploring how intergenerational connections and age-inclusive practices impact the caregiving experience.

Conclusion

The symposium highlights innovative ways to support caregivers through intergenerational connections and age-inclusive practices.

Supporting Evidence

  • The Age-Inclusivity in Higher Education model helps universities support caregivers.
  • Research shows that intergenerational programs can improve caregiving experiences.

Takeaway

This study looks at how students who care for others can get more help from their schools and communities by connecting with different age groups.

Methodology

Mixed-methods data collection and synthesis of intergenerational programs.

Participant Demographics

Participants include student caregivers and community caregivers from various universities.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.1570

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