When generations unite, communities thrive .
Meet Dr. Shelvy Campbell-Monroe
Dr. Campbell is the founder of Co-Motion West Virginia, a nonprofit dedicated to bridging the gap between generations through education, technology, and community engagement. Dr. Campbell is the founder of Co-Motion West Virginia, a nonprofit dedicated to bridging generations through education, technology, and community engagement. With nearly two decades of experience in higher education administration, she has developed programs that enhance workforce readiness, lifelong learning, and social well-being. Her passion for empowering older adults and fostering intergenerational connections is the driving force behind Co-Motion’s mission.
Meet Ms. Debra Hart, MSHRM
After working as an equity director for Marshall University, she continues to serve her community. She is passionate about bridging the gap between generations. Ms. Hart plays a key role in expanding Co-Motion’s initiatives, ensuring that seniors remain engaged, active, and equipped with the resources to navigate today’s world. Her dedication to community-driven solutions continues to shape the organization’s impact across West Virginia.
Founded in 2022, Co-Motion West Virginia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gap between generations by providing essential training, resources, and support services that empower older adults. Through a strong commitment to lifelong learning, technology education, and intergenerational engagement, Co-Motion fosters meaningful connections that enhance the well-being of seniors while creating a more inclusive, supportive community.
At Co-Motion, we believe that age should never be a barrier to growth, connection, or opportunity. Our programs are designed to help older adults stay active, engaged, and equipped with the skills needed to navigate an ever-changing world. From technology training that enhances digital literacy to healthy aging initiatives that promote physical and mental well-being, we strive to create an environment where older individuals can thrive. Additionally, our social well-being programs foster community connections, combat social isolation, and encourage intergenerational collaboration.
Technology Programs
Helping older adults navigate the digital world by providing hands-on training in using smartphones, computers, social media, and online services. These programs aim to increase digital literacy, enhance communication with loved ones, and improve access to essential resources such as telehealth, banking, and online safety.
Healthy Aging Initiatives
Promoting physical and mental well-being through tailored programs that encourage active lifestyles, cognitive engagement, and preventive health measures. This includes fitness classes, nutrition education, stress management workshops, and access to wellness resources that support aging with independence and vitality.
Social Well-being Programs
Building strong intergenerational relationships by fostering meaningful connections between older and younger generations. These programs include mentorship opportunities, community gatherings, volunteer initiatives, and peer support networks to combat social isolation and create a sense of belonging for all participants.