
Network of HelpAge Partners in Bangladesh (NHPB)
Coalition of five well-established organisations taking forward the ageing agenda
How HelpAge supports local leadership
Coalition of five well-established organisations taking forward the ageing agenda
A major step forward in addressing the long-overlooked needs of older people in the country
Independent and autonomous national organisation working for older people and people with disabilities
Leading national organisation working on ageing and inclusive development
Independent network of eight Ugandan organisations
The map shows where HelpAge offices have transitioned – or are in the process of transitioning – into locally led models.
Our commitment to localisation
How HelpAge defines localisation, why it matters, and the changes underway across the organisation.
Partner-led programming
How programmes are being designed and delivered by local partners – grounded in local priorities, knowledge and leadership.
Locally-led development position paper
A summary of HelpAge’s vision, principles and practical steps towards locally led development – including country examples and learning.
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.
A visit to Meshmesh in Lebanon highlights the power of local care that uplifts, connects, and respects older people.
Amel and HelpAge have launched an Ageing Unit in Lebanon to promote the rights and wellbeing of older people through advocacy, training, and community engagement.
One year on, HelpAge Tanzania is changing the story on ageing - from overlooked to empowered, from policy to impact, and from voices unheard to voices leading.
HelpAge International and our local network member AGE Myanmar are acting swiftly to ensure older people are not left behind.
As part of HelpAge International’s ambitious localisation agenda, the Foundation for Ageing and Inclusive Development (FAID) will take forward the ageing agenda with older people in Pakistan.
12 September marks the launch of the HelpAge Advocacy Network Uganda (HANU), an independent network of eight Ugandan organisations committed to promoting the rights and wellbeing of older people in Uganda.
1 September 2024 marks the launch of the Network of HelpAge Partners in Bangladesh (NHPB).
1 April 2024 marks the launch of HelpAge Tanzania, an independent and autonomous national organisation working for the rights and wellbeing of older people and people with disabilities in Tanzania.