THE HERD IN THE MEDIA
Mornington Peninsula News
Andrew Kerr plans moves for young and old
MPNEWS
The state government is giving $500,000 towards an educational centre where the old and the young can learn together. The intergenerational learning centre is being established at Andrew Kerr Care in Tanti Avenue, Mornington by The Herd ILC, run by sisters Anna and Fiona Glumac. The announcement was made by the government three days before
Premier of Victoria
New Intergenerational Learning Centre in Mornington
Premier of Victoria
Young and elderly Victorians will learn under the same roof together, with the Andrews Labor Government backing construction of an intergenerational learning centre in Mornington. Minister for Early Childhood Ingrid Stitt today announced Andrew Kerr Care will receive $500,000 from the Labor Government to construct a 66-place facility creating an Intergenerational Learning Centre.
Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice
Construction is underway on a shared roof model of intergenerational care in the Mornington Peninsula
Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice
The journey of The Herd Intergenerational Learning Centre ('The Herd') began over 4 years ago when sisters Anna and Fiona watched a moving documentary on a world-recognised intergenerational care centre in Seattle.
