Intergenerational program at Garden Village

Port Macquarie News

Garden Village resident Hazel Durrant and Heritage Christian School student Pearl Hanson-Crickmore speak about the benefits of the Virtual Voyagers program.

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00:00So can you tell me why this program has been so beneficial?

00:04It's been so beneficial because, as I say, I miss my grandchildren down in Melbourne

00:10and to have someone actually here that I can have a rapport with

00:15and we both think along the same lines, you know.

00:19I've learnt quite a bit about Pearl and hopefully she's learnt a little bit about me.

00:25I have, yes.

00:26On my stupid ways.

00:28But no, it's been the program itself.

00:32I think more of this should be done because it's been really beneficial for all of us in there.

00:38Yeah, yeah, 100%.

00:40Yeah, taking off what you said about your grandkids,

00:44my grandparents live in England so I don't really have that connection

00:49but doing the virtual voyages has really helped me connect with that generation

00:54and I think that's really beneficial as well for kids my age.

00:58With learning, because being a teenager is all about learning.

01:03Being with, you know, the older generation is definitely beneficial for that learning aspect.

01:08Yeah!

01:09Be it!

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01:15St biết 006 on platform in the family I'm sure there are some of the new products!

01:17Yeah!

01:18Okay.

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01:24Rose!

01:24Hey!

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