The global economic, social, physical and medical consequences of COVID-19 are covered in the media and widely recognised. But what we sometimes forget to remember is.... the psychological effect on our Seniors. These effects can be difficult to recognise, as they may not present physical symptoms. Collectively we can bring happiness and comfort to our Seniors who may be struggling with feelings of social isolation or loneliness at a time when they need us the most. Now let's do this TOGETHER!

1. Connection
Compassion
Kindness
INTERGENERATIONALKINDNESS CAMPAIGN
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It costs nothing to be KIND
We just need your CREATIVITY
To make someone else SMILE
1 7 M A R C H 2 0 2 0 - F O R E V E R
1. GEN Alpha - Born 2013-2020
GEN Z - Born 1995-2012
3. With a mobile, take a photo of
your creative kindness and
email: VDT@cofcqld.com.au
2. Write a letter
Paint/draw a picture
Write a poem/create a story

2. Everyone wants
to feel Connected
The global economic, social, physical and medical consequences of
COVID-19 are covered in the media and widely recognised.
But what we sometimes forget to remember is.... The psychological
effect on our Seniors. These effects can be difficult to recognise, as they
may not present physical symptoms.
Social distancing is imperative to minimise the spread of COVID-19 and
could have devastating affects, when seeing family is the one thing that
brings feelings of comfort, security and love.
Collectively we can bring happiness and comfort to our Seniors who
may be struggling with feelings of social isolation or loneliness at a time
when they need us the most.
If you would like to get creative and get involved in
the #intergenerationalkindness campaign, then lets encourage
children, classmates, grandchildren and younger Brothers/Sisters.
All that's left to do is follow STEPS 1, 2, 3. You will then receive a consent
form, to allow us to share your creativity and we will feature your act of
kindness across our socials with your permission xx
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Created by Rebecca Hogan, Operations Manager, Virtual Dementia Tour, Churches of Christ in Queensland