Abstract
Increased awareness of the need for providing family and intergenerational recreation experiences is growing. This awareness has occurred largely due to changes in the status of the family, and recognition that present programs are not suitable to serve the needs of families.
There are many barriers and constraints on leisure that affect the leisure participation of individuals and families. In order to overcome these constraints, creative strategies are necessary.
This paper reviews the constraints that prevent leisure participation and suggests some ways that recreation agencies can overcome them. The paper emphasizes the role of the public sector and examines strategies with respect to program development, facility provision, policies, attitudes and administration. The paper concludes with a challenge to the recreation profession.
Recommended Citation
Harper, Jack
(1988)
"Creative Strategies to Provide Family and Intergenerational Leisure Experiences,"
Visions in Leisure and Business: Vol. 7:
No.
3, Article 11.
Available at:
https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/visions/vol7/iss3/11