1st Edition

Urban Youth and the Frail Elderly Reciprocal Giving and Receiving

By Doris Schindler Copyright 1996

    There are two groups of urban residents who, although quite unlike each other, can complement each others' needs. They are the frail elderly and low-income teenagers. This study is about Project MAIN: The frail elderly need help with grocery shopping, and low-income teenagers need an income-generating jobs program so that they may earn some money. The matching of needs in Project Main was an attempt to coordinate disparate community demographics in a mutually beneficial way

    Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Review of the Literature Chapter 3: Intergenerational Programs Chapter 4: Methodology Chapter 5: The Pilot Phase of Project MAIN Chapter 6: Demonstration Project Chapter 7: Analysis Chapter 8: Conclusions

    Biography

    Doris Schindler