How Intergenerational Reading Builds Connection for Senior Living Residents and Students
I Advance Senior Care · August 31, 2026
Once a month, residents at Monarch Landing in Naperville, Illinois, board a bus and travel to nearby Cowlishaw Elementary School. There, they participate in Rockin’ Readers, a one-to-one volunteer read-aloud program that pairs residents with students from kindergarten through fourth grade. The…
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