
MACSEYE works closely with schools, families, and local communities to create meaningful learning and social opportunities for children. Their Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) programs provide a welcoming setting where older adults can connect with younger generations through shared activities, storytelling, creative projects, mentoring, and community events.
Taking part in intergenerational programs can support healthy ageing in many ways. Spending time with children can help keep the mind active, encourage learning, and provide a sense of purpose. These interactions can also reduce loneliness, build social connections, and boost emotional wellbeing. Sharing life experiences and skills with younger people can strengthen confidence and create rewarding relationships across generations.
MACSEYE’s strong links with schools and the wider community help create positive, supportive environments where people of all ages can learn from one another. Whether you enjoy helping with activities, sharing stories, or simply connecting with others, these programs offer a meaningful way to stay engaged and contribute to your community.
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