Intergenerational Day is observed on June 1 and aims to bridge the gap between different generations, particularly the elderly and the young. The day was created to foster connections and reduce feelings of loneliness, depression, anxiety, and stress experienced by people of all ages. It encourages individuals to engage with elders, often by visiting old age homes and spending quality time with them. The initiative originated from a teacher in British Columbia, Canada, who sought to promote respect and care for elders. Since its inception, Intergenerational Day has gained recognition and is celebrated in various territories and cities across Canada. The i2i Intergenerational Society plays a significant role in promoting this day, highlighting the importance of intergenerational interactions for societal well-being.