This is to be based on the Graz program “Points4Action”, in which young people are motivated to engage in cross-generational commitment via an incentive system. They can qualify for the program through workshops, after which they independently contact senior citizens (eg in senior citizens’ facilities). During visits, people play together, make music or get support on technical issues. In return, the young people receive points that they can redeem at partner companies (such as cinemas). For Manhal, such an initiative would offer advantages for everyone involved, seniors could actively participate in social life, young people could sharpen their social skills, and caring relatives and nursing staff would be relieved. The proposal will be put to the vote in the municipal council on December 15th.
OÖNplus
Leonding saves, but not at any price
The Photographer of the Imperial House
all OÖNplus articles
more from Linz
Linz’s Neustadtviertel is to be greened from autumn 2023
The way for a new track and field facility is now clear
Athletics facility is now being built after all
“INGA” whets the appetite for culture
My themes
For your saved topics
found new items.
info By clicking on the icon you add the keyword to your topics.
info
Click on the icon to open your “My Topics” page. They have of 15 tags saved and would have to remove tags.
info By clicking on the icon you remove the keyword from your topics.
Add the theme to your themes.
Source: Nachrichten
