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Mad Volunteer Scientists: Do You Know the Way To San Jose?

February 13, 2017/in Social Engagement, Volunteerism /by admin

Pairing older adult volunteers with children is the ultimate intergenerational win-win. Research shows that from volunteerism springs more purpose and better health. Kids benefit from more attention, higher self-esteem, and better grades.

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