OPIN-2022-0277 Global Intergenerational Week (w) Tabled on 26/04/2022

The Senedd:
1. Recognises the first global intergenerational week.
2. Recognises that Wales is leading jointly with Scotland, England and Northern Ireland, with seven other countries supporting the campaign.
3. Recognises that many organisations, schools, care homes and services across Wales are joining in the celebrations.
4. Agrees that intergenerational practice offers a unique way to strengthen communities, bring people of all ages together and challenge ageism and loneliness, and celebrates this international week and its associated work.

Tabled By

Member
Delyth Jewell South Wales East

Subscribers

Cefin Campbell Mid and West Wales
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Darren Millar Clwyd West
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David Rees Aberavon
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Heledd Fychan South Wales Central
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Huw Irranca-Davies Ogmore
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Jane Dodds Mid and West Wales
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Janet Finch-Saunders Aberconwy
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Jayne Bryant Newport West
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John Griffiths Newport East
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Llyr Gruffydd North Wales
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Luke Fletcher South Wales West
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Mabon ap Gwynfor Dwyfor Meirionnydd
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Mark Isherwood North Wales
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Natasha Asghar South Wales East
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Paul Davies Preseli Pembrokeshire
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Peredur Owen Griffiths South Wales East
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Peter Fox Monmouth
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Rhun ap Iorwerth Ynys Môn
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Rhys ab Owen South Wales Central
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Russell George Montgomeryshire
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Sioned Williams South Wales West
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Tom Giffard South Wales West
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