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Millions of older people across the world face chronic poverty, untreated illness, homelessness, violence, lack of education, fear and isolation. Our case studies show how we are working with older people to ensure their access to basic human rights, like a pension and water.
| Barnabas, 76, Uganda | |
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Barnabas' land was grabbed from him and his family by a neighbour. Through a project run by HelpAge's partner in Uganda, URAA, he was able to get legal advice and fight for his land. |
| Sato Ndila, 72, Tanzania | |
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Sato Ndila survived a vicious attack after being accused of witchcraft seven years ago. Help Age and MAPERECE have helped her to build a new home and settle securely into her new community. |
| Shiduki, 71, Tanzania | |
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Shiduki was forced out of her home after her husband died, and accused of witchcraft. We are working with the local community in Sukumuland, Tanzania, to change its attitudes towards older women. Click to read her story. |
| Mamaseltle Semoli, 73, Lesotho | |
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Find out how the non-contributory pension in Lesotho has made life easier for 73-year-old Mamaseltle Semoli and her family, and provided a boost to the local economy. |
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