The result of a project that also developed a database of intergenerational child care program, this publication summarizes intergenerational child care programs in which adults age 55 or older provide child care services to infants, toddlers, and school-age children on a volunteer or salaried basis. Chapter 1 provides a rationale for intergenerational child care and outlines the benefits for all populations involved. Recommendations for planning, developing, and implementing a successful intergenerational child care program are offerd in chapter 2. Chapter 3 contains 35 summary descriptions of intergenerational child care programs throughout the United States. The summaries include the name, address, and telephone number of the program contact as well as program descriptions. Chapter 4 presents 15 summaries of programs that recruit, train, and refer older adults for work in child care programs. The summaries include program contact information and describe the content and structure of the training and outcomes of the program. Eight appendices include an annotated bibliography of resources relevant to intergenerational child care programing, a list of experts who can provide technical assistance to those who are interested in starting an intergenerational program, and other administrative tools such as a sample job application and evaluation form. (TJQ)