Across Lebanon, older people’s needs and voices are being put at the centre of community recovery with HelpAge global network member Amel Association International.
A new study shows that creating age-friendly cities and communities can improve the lives of older people by reducing their experiences of ageism, strengthen wellbeing, social cohesion, and equality for everyone.
HelpAge CEO, Cherian Mathews, reflects on the ceasefire in Gaza.
This study exposes the depth of the global neglect of older people, with very stark findings.
HelpAge CEO, Cherian Mathews, reflects on the organisation’s global network and its role in advancing the 2030 strategy.
HelpAge International delivered the following statement at the closing of the 4th High-Level Meeting on Non-Communicable Diseases.
David Boaz, HelpAge’s Head of Localisation, reflects on the organisation’s localisation journey so far and the lessons learned.
AGE Myanmar completed its transition into a fully independent national organisation in 2023. This shift marked a turning point in how older people in Myanmar could be supported.
More than 20 older people were killed and nearly 20 injured in Yarova, Donetsk Region, while queuing for their pensions.
This marks an important step in our mission to build inclusive, supportive environments where older people everywhere can thrive.
In 2023, eight organisations came together to create HelpAge Advocacy Network Uganda (HANU). Today, just two years later, HANU is already changing lives, ensuring that older people across the country live with dignity, respect, and opportunities.
For the first time, older people are explicitly included in Vietnam’s Employment Law - a landmark recognition of their role in the workforce.
