Introduction
Peterborough Intergenerational Projects (PIP) was introduced at
the Annual Conference held in November 2010. The idea behind PIP is
to create a 'brand' that individuals across the City of
Peterborough, and in time from outside of the City, instantly
associate with intergenerational work.
One of the main problems is that a large number of people are
still unaware of the word 'intergenerational' and that they might
actually be involved in an intergenerational activity or
project.
In Peterborough we are hoping to overcome this problem by
'stamping' all intergenerational work within the City with the PIP
logo. This will increase the awareness to local people of PIP and
could encourage greater participation from City residents.
Registering with PIP
To register a project with PIP submit a brief outline of
your project with your contact details to Caroline.Sheffield@peterborough.gov.uk.
At PIP we don't want to take over the day to day running of your
project and will only step in should you request our help. All
we offer is our free expert advice and guidance to
help ensure the longevity of your project. We can also
offer advice on sourcing funding, or venues for your project.
In return all we ask is that you display a copy of the PIP logo
at your event or project, and if appropriate on any media or press
releases. We also ask that you give us permission to take
photos and develop a case study/story of your project, this
information will be displayed on this website.