Support a workshop
Tablets and materials for a group of older people.
Donate →Project · 2026–2035
Intergenerational Network.
Young and older people — mentoring each other.
- 2026–2035
- Active ageing
Project sheet
Young and older people, mentoring each other.
Young people help older people use digital services; older people share their life experience with them.
Project status
Pilot · 2026- ✓ConceptAnalysis & partners
- 2PilotFirst activities
- 3OngoingActive in the community
- 4ExpansionRegional scale-up
84.8%of rural households have internet at homeINS, 2025 · [2]
✓What already exists
- Older people in the Digital Education & AI Training Hub workshops
- The first young–older mentoring pairs
→Project objectives
- Intergenerational network in all partner communities (2035)
- Less paperwork, more time for family: public services online
- Online safety for every generation
Intergenerational Network · from the field
The project in pictures.
Every photo is a real working session. Support the project so it can reach the next school.
Less paperwork, more time for family
Young and older people, mentoring each other
Part of
The Active ageing programme.
Extended through the Social Innovation Lab
What we build next.
This programme feeds directly into the Social Innovation Lab initiatives, built on European models.
What we hope for · how you can help
One hour a week changes a life at both ends.
Choose how you would like to contribute.
Become a mentor to an older person
One hour a week, in your community.
Become a volunteer →Tablets and phones
Simple devices for first steps.
Donate devices →Project 2026–2035
This is a 10-year movement. Choose your role.
Sources and methodology
Where the figures come from.
Our own figures (young people trained, schools, localities) come from the association’s records and are published in the impact report. Context statistics come from official sources, with the year of the latest available edition.
- People aged 55–74 who have never used the internet (calculation: 100% − 88.7%)INS · 2025. See source ↗
- Households with internet access at home, rural areas (urban: 92.6%)INS · 2025. See source ↗