How older people in Moldova make healthcare more accessible
Through SCORE, older people in Moldova are advocating for practical changes in their communities. Their collective action helped secure a new lift at the local health centre.
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World Humanitarian Day 2026: Spotlighting the men and women on the front lines
Humanitarian workers from across the HelpAge global network reflect on what motivates them to keep going.
Building a locally led movement for older people’s rights in Ukraine
Support for older people works best when it is shaped by people and organisations who know local realities.
Jesusita: “I’ve always been a fighter”
80 years old Jesucita has lived through some of Venezuela's most significant emergencies. Today, living in a tent with her daughter and granddaughter, she continues to face uncertainty with the same resilience that has guided her throughout her life.
Chile’s new law for older people: A victory shaped by collective action
Years of advocacy by older people, civil society organisations and members of the HelpAge global network have helped secure a landmark new law that strengthens the rights of older people in Chile.
CADENA mobilises emergency response for earthquake-affected communities in Venezuela
CADENA International's efforts focus on search and rescue, healthcare, relief distributions, psychosocial support and rapid needs assessments.
Ukraine: Older people face growing barriers to safety during intensified air raids
Intensified Russian attacks across Ukraine have again exposed the challenges many older people face in reaching safety during air raids. HelpAge is calling for more accessible and inclusive protection measures and humanitarian assistance.
Organisational strengthening in practice: FAID’s SCORE journey
FAID’s experience in Pakistan shows how strong civil society organisations advance older people’s rights.
HelpAge network member responds as Venezuela earthquake emergency unfolds
CADENA International is working with affected communities to assess needs and help ensure support reaches those who need it most.
What to expect from this year’s Asia-Pacific ageing conference
Eduardo Klien explains the thinking behind this year’s themes and why they matter now.
Former Japanese Health Minister Professor Keizo Takemi joins HelpAge International as Ambassador
His experience shaping responses to demographic change in Japan will support stronger global advocacy for the rights and wellbeing of older people.
Philippines earthquake: COSE begins assessments in affected communities
Following the powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Mindanao in the Philippines on 8 June, HelpAge is working closely with COSE as they assess the impact on affected communities and identify priority needs.