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  • Non-familial intergenerational programmes (IPs) show promise in reducing social isolation and loneliness in older adults.
  • A comprehensive understanding of IP implementation, including components, mechanisms, and contextual factors, is needed.
  • Existing research lacks a structured framework for designing and evaluating community-based IPs.

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  • To develop a comprehensive logic model framework for non-familial intergenerational programmes (IPs).
  • To guide the design, implementation, and evaluation of IPs for older adults.
  • To identify critical components, activities, and outcomes of successful IPs.

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  • Qualitative study analyzing the 'Post für Dich!' programme in rural Lower Austria.
  • Data collection through semi-structured interviews with older adults, implementation agents, and community leaders.
  • Inclusion of a focus group with primary school children and document analysis.

Main Results:

  • The logic model framework identifies essential inputs like local coordinators and flexible programming.
  • Key activities include programme initiation, coordination, letter exchanges, and intergenerational events.
  • Participant benefits include improved attitudes, reduced age stereotypes, expanded social networks, and enriched daily lives.

Conclusions:

  • The empirically grounded framework provides a practical tool for designing, implementing, and evaluating IPs.
  • This framework can enhance knowledge transfer and evidence-informed practice in community interventions.
  • Successful IPs foster multigenerational awareness and integration, benefiting both participants and the wider community.