Loneliness affects people of all ages, and intergenerational programs can help combat loneliness and reduce ageism. Efforts to end loneliness may require collaboration and awareness at both the individual and community levels. Founder and CEO Deb Bibbons and Gary Sekorski, Chair of For All Ages, discuss how social health is the foundation of mental and physical health, and positive social connections are crucial for overall well-being. They share that taking small steps, such as reaching out to friends and family or getting involved in community activities, can make a big difference in combating loneliness.

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CT Collaboration To End Loneliness