144 Generations Uniting through Movement - Good practices on intergenerational physical activity programs
Berry Van Holland, Hilal Erkoca, Remo Mombarg

TL;DR
The GUM project promotes intergenerational physical activity through traditional games and a digital app, aiming to improve health and social connections between youth and elderly.
Contribution
A European intergenerational physical activity program with a training tool and app to support collaboration between youth and elderly.
Findings
The GUM program includes a training tool with seven modules for practitioners across Europe.
The miMove GUM app enables users to track activities and communicate with facilitators.
A European GUM network has been established to share knowledge on intergenerational health-enhancing physical activity programs.
Abstract
The GUM project aimed to use traditional games, movement and sports as one way of promoting intergenerational relations and increased HEPA by setting up an innovative and sustainable GUM program including the creation of a European platform and network on EU Generations Uniting through Movement, a training tool for practitioners and trainers and a GUM app for both youth and elderly. The concept for the GUM program was to identify, recruit, train and support a cohort of experienced practitioners who will facilitate local-scale collaboration projects between youth and elderly to increase their participation in health-enhancing physical activity and sport. For this purpose the project partners identifyied working principles for those activities (report, factsheet). These principles served as basis for the development of an online training tool allowing practitioners all over Europe to…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTechnology Use by Older Adults · Digital literacy in education
