From school campuses to city parks, playgrounds serve as natural gathering points that bring people together across ages and backgrounds.
At Struthers Recreation, we partner with GameTime to help cities, schools, and neighborhoods design spaces that support physical, social, and emotional wellbeing for every generation. Here’s why multigenerational play matters—and how you can bring it to your next project.
National Wellness Month is about more than physical health — it’s about connection and inclusion. Discover how inclusive playgrounds create healthier, more connected communities.
Playground Grants for New Orleans | GameTime 2025 Program
Inclusive play promotes more than physical activity. It encourages social-emotional learning, cooperation, and empathy. When children with and without disabilities play side by side, they develop shared experiences and lifelong understanding of each other’s differences—and similarities.
"The playground is a testament to what's possible when accessibility and innovation merge in public space design while respecting the park's historic role in the community." — MRC, GameTime representative in New York
Overlooking the Charlotte-Douglas airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, patrons are immersed in everything related to the airport in this new GameTime playground.
