Generations United believes that public policy should meet the needs of all generations and that resources are more wisely used when they connect generations rather than separate them. We promote an intergenerational approach to framing public policies that impact children, youth and older adult issues.

	Innovative communities and the Older Americans Act--where are the Best Intergenerational Communities and how can they improve the OAA? Find out on March 28 when Generations United will reveal all at a special event on Capitol Hill in Wash, DC. Register today!
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Below are the key policy issues Generations United covers. While we support a range of policies, we strive to identify a very short list of top priorities. For a full list of the policy issues Generations United advocates for visit our Public Policy Agenda. 

Education

Federal Budget

Grandfamilies Policy (Grandparents & other relatives raising children)

Health Care

Older Americans Act

Service & Volunteering

Shared Sites Policy (Settings where children, youth and older adults participate in services and/or programs concurrently at the same site)

Social Security

Social Supports (Social programs that provide services to people of all ages)

Stay up to date on current intergenerational issues:

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• Download our Policy Agenda