Older People’s Well-being
Ageing should come with dignity, connection and the opportunity to enjoy life. We support efforts that promote overall well-being while creating spaces where older people can connect, participate and feel valued.
Our Programs • Our Actions
Our programs,
our actions
Discover our initiatives and community-driven programs, designed to provide care, dignity and empowerment for older people.
Our Work
Working for better lives, not just better systems.
The challenges faced by older people are connected.
Health affects independence.
Financial insecurity can affect dignity.
Loneliness can affect well-being.
Lack of information can make it harder to access services.
Our work therefore looks at the whole person and the environment around them.
Our Areas of Action
Six ways we make a difference
Health & Well-being
Good health is an important part of living independently. We work to raise awareness, strengthen connections with relevant services and encourage greater attention to the health needs of older people.
Social Protection
No one should have to choose between food, healthcare and basic needs simply because they are older. We work with partners to promote awareness and access to social protection and financial security.
Intergenerational Connections
Age should not separate us. We encourage opportunities for older people and younger generations to meet, listen, and share knowledge and skills — because communities are stronger when generations understand each other.
Skills & Empowerment
Older people have knowledge, experience and skills that continue to matter. We support opportunities that encourage participation and independence, recognizing older people as active members of society.
Advocacy & Rights
Older people’s voices need to be part of decisions that affect their lives. We engage with institutions and partners to advocate for policies and practices that promote dignity, inclusion and rights.
What We Do
We listen. We connect.
We advocate. We act.
Our areas of action come together in three main pillars, each built around the real needs of older people.
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Financial Empowerment
No one should have to choose between food, healthcare and basic needs simply because they are older.
- Social Protection: we work with partners and communities to promote awareness, access and conversations around social protection and financial security for older people.
- Skills & Empowerment: supporting opportunities that encourage participation, independence and skill sharing, recognizing older people as active members of society — not simply recipients of support.
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Older Persons’ Health & Well-being
Ageing should come with dignity, connection and the opportunity to enjoy life in good health.
- Health & Well-being: good health is an important part of living independently. We work to raise awareness, strengthen connections with relevant services and encourage greater attention to healthcare needs.
- Older People’s Well-being: supporting efforts that promote emotional, social and overall well-being, while creating spaces where elders can connect, participate and feel valued.
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Social Inclusion
Age should not separate us. Communities are stronger when generations understand each other and older people’s voices are heard.
- Intergenerational Connections: encouraging opportunities for older people and younger generations to meet, listen to one another and share knowledge, stories, skills and experiences.
- Advocacy & Rights: engaging with communities, institutions and partners to raise awareness, encourage dialogue and advocate for policies that promote dignity, inclusion and rights.