Intergenerational living is becoming more common across the Prairies as aging populations increasingly live with family or within shared community settings. This shift has implications for housing design, service delivery, and how communities support caregivers and older adults. Key considerations include adaptable housing models, zoning and policy alignment, and community dynamics that balance independence, care, and social connection. This session examines practical approaches to planning, building, and managing intergenerational living arrangements in Prairie communities.