The world is ageing as people live longer than ever before. Despite this, healthcare systems are not meeting the basic needs of older people. Age International's new report makes the case for healthcare which is genuinely inclusive of older people, reaching them in their community.
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On 24th February 2022, conflict in Ukraine escalated on a dramatic scale. Many people lost their lives, and homes and communities were destroyed.
Older people lost access to essential services including healthcare and pensions. With 24% of people in Ukraine aged over 60, it became the world's oldest humanitarian crisis.
How have Age International and partners been supporting over 140,000 older people affected by the devastating conflict in Ukraine?
The latest news from Age International, including updates on our work in low and middle-income countries and how you can support older people globally.
As they age, older people find themselves forgotten, ignored and invisible - by governments and organisations alike. It is time for change. It is time to take all ages into account. Read what experts in the field of ageing and international development have to say and what we are doing to influence decision makers
For our report, Older women: the hidden workforce we’ve listened to the voices of older women across the globe, including Ethiopia and Malawi, who work tirelessly for their communities and families.
Survivors urgently need shelter, medical assistance and food. Please donate today.
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