Gammy’s House fosters intergenerational connections, empowering children, adults and seniors. Our programs have enhanced school readiness, professional skills and social engagement — creating a community where everyone grows together.
Our journey
Building bridges across generations.
Founded with a vision to unite generations, Gammy’s House emerged as a vital resource for families. By addressing the unique challenges faced by different age groups, we’ve created powerful connections that strengthen the entire community.
Our story is one of hope and empowerment. By promoting collaboration and mutual support, we enable families to grow together — ensuring that children, teens, adults and seniors learn from each other.
That mix is deliberate. A teenager who teaches a senior to video-call her sister is learning patience at the same time, and a grandparent reading to a room of children is passing on more than a story. We measure the results in confidence, attendance and the number of families who come back the following week.
Programmes designed so that every generation contributes, not just receives.
Inclusivity and collaboration are the values behind every workshop we run.
Technology training that keeps seniors connected and young people confident.
Our mission
Empowering families, one generation at a time.
Our mission is to empower families through transformative programmes that promote wellness, build future leaders and bridge the digital divide — ensuring every generation thrives together.
“Every generation has something invaluable to share. At Gammy’s House, we create a space where learning and support flow in all directions.”
— Jane Smith, Founder
Introducing our team
Learn about our passionate team.
A small team of educators, mentors and neighbours who keep the doors open every week.
Emily Carter
Gammy’s House team
David Thompson
Gammy’s House team
Sophie Martinez
Gammy’s House team
Michael Lee
Gammy’s House team
Get involved
Transform lives through your support today.
Join us in bridging generations and empowering families in our vibrant community — as a volunteer, a partner or a family taking part.
Common questions
How intergenerational connections work here
How do intergenerational connections help families?
Intergenerational connections give children consistent adults beyond their parents, and give seniors purpose and company. Families tell us the house changes how they talk to each other at home, because everyone has someone to learn from.
When did Gammy’s House begin?
Gammy’s House began with a simple observation: the people who needed each other most were living on the same street but rarely meeting. We opened one room, then one house, and the intergenerational connections grew from there.
What values guide the team?
Connection, empowerment and respect. Every programme is designed so that each generation contributes rather than only receives, and we check that promise with families, teens and seniors throughout the year.
Can I visit before joining?
Yes. Come and see a session, meet the team and ask questions. Visiting first is the easiest way to understand how our intergenerational connections work in practice, and there is no obligation to sign up.
Who leads the work?
A small team of educators, mentors and neighbours, supported by volunteers and partners across Dallas. Our founder still hosts the Friday table, which is where most new intergenerational connections begin, and we keep the first table we ever bought in the corner of the kitchen.