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Improving the health of older people and their families in the Morogoro region The project its aiming in Improving the health of older people and their families in the Morogoro region”, will focus on both programmatic and policy interventions impacting over 50,000 older people in the region.
Leaving no one behind: Minimising the impact of displacement, vulnerabilities and poverty on older men and women affected by the Syria conflict through the support of age inclusive resilience and integration initiatives.
Phase II The project will directly be targeting 500 staff from 25 national and international NGOs, as well as a further 5 private sector organisations with capacity building and sub-grants to pilot inclusive inteventions realted to health and protection work. An estimated 3,000 older Syrians/Jordanians (50% women) who have been affected by the Syrian crisis that will benefit from inclusive development interventions directly resulting from the training and sub-grants. A further 7,000 people (50% women), who are family members of these older people will be targeted indir The inclusion of most vulnerable Syrians and Jordanians in humanitarian programs is improved Most vulnerable groups have an improved health status
Secondment to the Food secuirty cluster in Liberia to advocate for the inclusion of older people in the humanitarian response to the Ebola crisis Secondment to the Food security cluster in Liberia to advocate for the inclusion of older people in the humanitarian response to the Ebola crisis
Improving the wellbeing of displaced population in Borena zone, Ethiopia HelpAge International has identified significant needs in accessing WASH facilities and low awareness around safe hygiene practices. This project will be imlemented in Guchi , allowing to reach a greater number of people among the IDP's and host community population.This project will benefit a total of 9,960 (4598 male and 5,362 female) IDPs and host community memebers surrounding the eight targeted idp sites. Conduct 192 awareness raising sessions to promote improved hygiene and sanitation practices and COVID-19 mitigation measures 2,700 older people and people with disabilities have access to improved sanitation facilities through the construction of 22 latrines and 10 handwashing facilities 200 older people and people with disabilities headed households have access to WASH NFI kits
Ensuring the inclusion of older IDPs and community memnber in humanitarian response To improve access to humanitarian assistance by confined Afro-Colombian and indigenous communities and recently displaced IDPs in Buenaventura and Caqueta through an inclusive and age-friendly approach The resilience of vulnerable Afro-Colombian and indigenous Awá older persons and their families, affected by armed conflict in Tumaco, Nariño and recent IDPs in Cartagena del Chaira, Caquetá, is strengthened through food security activities and early recovery of productive capacities The physical and mental health of indigenous Awá and Afro Colombian older people, as well as recent IDPs in Caqueta, affected by the internal armed conflict, is improved through the implementation of appropriate age friendly health interventions Recent Afro-Colombian IDPs in the city of Buenaventura, vulnerable children in Caqueta, and Indigenous Awás and Afro-Colombianos in confined communities of lower Nariño are more resilient as a result of appropriate protection measures The living conditions of recent 375 IDPs including older persons and vulnerable children in Caqueta are improved Improved access to safe drinking water for 375 people, in Caqueta
Increase Covid19 awareness and protection of vulnerable and at-risk populations living in Al-Sabeen district, Sana‘a The aim of this project is to increase Covid19 awareness and protection of vulnerable and at-risk populations living in Al-Sabeen district, Sana‘a, particularly older persons, persons with disabilities, and persons with specific needs.
Building Disaster Resilient Communities in Coastal Vietnam Reducing impact of natural disaster in 42 coastal communities through Intergenerational Self-Help Clubs via DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction) and CCA (Climate Change Adaptation) interventions
Co-designing Health Implementation The co-designing health implementation project builds on a number of health initiatives that have been supported by Pfizer. The first phase of the co-designing health project was launched in late 2016.  That phase was aimed at learning, piloting and documenting the process of using a data-informed and human centered approach to co-design and develop community led health focused program and policy/advocacy work. 

Between December 2016 and July 2017, three teams were invited to collaborate in this initial phase of the project: Gravis, a HelpAge network member in India, HelpAge's country office in Tanzania, and network member Health Nest Uganda (HENU). The teams worked with local communities and other partners to develop the co-designing health model and action plans for health initiatives at the community level. Through the current phase of co-designing health, the teams are implementing the action plans, with the overall goal of improving the health of older people, their families and communities. To address the specific health needs identified by the communities in India, Tanzania, and Uganda through the implementation of community developed action plans To increase awareness of the health issues and contributions of older people; to influence and improve health programs and policies in each of the three locations; and to increase visibility of this work within the HelpAge network and among external stakeholders Older people, health workers, community volunteers, family carers
Mount Agung Volcano Bali Pre-response Project Mount Agung Volcano Pre-response Project Produce Rapid Needs Assessment of Older Persons report Produce Impact Assessment of volcano eruption Workshop with BNPB/government disaster agency to review and revise contingency plans Local organisation (ADRA Indonesia)
Collective Garden & Kitchen for Elderly Populations in Mashgharah the Overall Objective of this project is Improving the living conditions of elderly people living in Mashgharah, including Lebanese and Syrian refugees the project will provide skills and tools to elder people to enhance their livelihood through cooking, gardening, awareness raising and psycho-social support, following an environmental friendly approach
Emergency Food Support to Populations Affected by Conflict in Ukraine in Moldova To provide conflict-affected population(s) with short-term access to emergency food assistance through provision of in-kind and/or cash-based transfers To provide lifesaving humanitarian food assistance to Ukrainian refugees currently staying in RACs in Moldova by providing three hot meals per day
Strengthening of Governmental and Non-Governmental monitoring mechanisms to implement Uganda's Social Policy Monitoring accountability systems for Uganda's social policies. Older people and community leaders in Uganda's six target districts are strengthening accountability systems to improve accessibility to national social protection programmes and other social services. Older persons and government officials. 1. an effective civil society-led monitoring and accountability mechanism for the implementation of the SCG in the target districts is in place 2. through a complaints, follow-up, referral and feedback mechanism established by older people and community leaders, and regular dialogue events, the accountability of social protection services for older people in the six target districts will be improved. 3. a national network of older people focused organisations is established and uses social accountability and evidence-based advocacy materials to serve as a collective civil society voice on older people's issues.
Humanitarian response to WASH (90%) and protection (10%) needs of internally displaced peoples in drought and conflict affected areas of Borena zones of Oromia National Regional State Ethiopia The project will contribute to the improved wellbeing of conflict affected IDPs and address hygiene and sanitation as well as protection needs of 74,485 (33,280 female and 41,205 male) people. Key activities include installation of accessible latrine facilities, promotion of hygiene and sanitation practices and provision of water treatment chemicals to ensure available water sources can be used safely. The work will be implemented in Wachile, Guchi and Dahs woredas and in two IDP sites in Borena zone, Oromia Region.
Humanitarian response to deliver lifesaving assistance to the Ukrainian refugees in Moldova In order to support the refugee response organised by the authorities, HelpAge will be providing these refugee collective centres with food support and NFIs, to ensure that the basic food, hygiene and basic items needs of the Ukrainian refugees are met. Food support will be provided as a combination of food items for those centres that have kitchen facilities and provide with meals themselves, and delivery of hot meals to those centres that do now have their own system for food preparation. In terms of hygiene and basic items delivery, these will be given to each person once a month. The hygiene kits can contain toothbrush adult size, toothpaste, soap bars, shampoo, adult diapers, gel, toilet paper, garbage bags, medical masks, rubber gloves, disposable razor, towel and hand antiseptic. The emergency kits can include blankets, candles, matches, water containers, cooking utensils, batteries and torches. To provide lifesaving humanitarian food assistance to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova To provide emergency NFI and hygiene kits to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova
Restoring Food Security and Livelihoods amongst Vulnerable Conflict Affected Population in West Darfur This project seeks to enhance 2,000 vulnerable older people-headed household's food and income security. To achieve this, HelpAge will promote agricultural  production and support basic veterinary services towards reduced morbidity and mortality rates of affected populations. The project also seeks to strengthen and diversify livelihoods and nutrition requirements of extremely vulnerable OP households towards self-reliance and resilience to future food shocks. This project will be implemented in three locations, Mornei, Geneina and Krenik. HelpAge will partner with a local National Non-Governmental Organization (NNGO); Pioneers of Peace and Development Organization (PPDO) and work closely with the Older Peoples Association, various community structures and local government departments to implement the project. Improved livestock production towards food & income security, and resilience to shocks Improved crop production towards food & income security, and resilience to shocks Restored and improved natural resource within the project area
Iribarren Municipality Flood Emergency Relief The project will provide support in several inter-related aspects that have an overall positive impact for the affected population: WASH items will help prevent the spread of waterborne diseases as well as skin diseases due to lack of proper hygiene and water sources contamination and will help prevent the spread of COVID-19; primary health services (medical consultation plus medication) will help to treat acute diseases related to poor hygiene (parasites, skin infections, etc) and aid in the control of chronic non-communicable diseases, both of which can lead to complications that can cause limited functionality and dependence; food item provision to help reduce the risk of malnutrition, anemia and other health conditions that can have serious consequences for the health of the affected population.
Provision of and improved access to appropriate healthcare services and support for older refugees and asylum seekers in Khartoum Improved health and well-being of vulnerable Eritrean, Ethiopian and other extremely vulnerable people of concern and their households in Khartoum, with a focus on  women, men and children living with disabilities. (project curtailed due to problems beyond HelpAge control - so not all activities were achieved) Identification of vulnerable individuals Facilitation of access to health and support services Establishment of a community based referral network and community health committees Increased awareness and capacity of community members and duty bearers on health and disability issues
Drought Recovery project to the most vulnuerabile communities in 4 districtes of Tigray Building the resilience of vulnerable groups to natural hazards (drought) through livelihood support, Cash based response (Cash for Work, unconditional cash transfer and small ruminant provision), and promoting community based DRR approach in the identified Woredas of Tigray. To build the resilience of vulnerable groups to natural hazards (drought) through livelihood support, Cash based Response (CFW, unconditional & direct cash to buy live-stocks), and promoting community based DRR approach in 22 Kebeles of Tigray National Regional State.
Addressing the immediate lifesaving needs of the most vulnerable Temporarily Displaced People (TDP) groups  including older people, PWDS, women and children in Khyber  Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) , Pakistan This project aims to address the immediate lifesaving needs of people affected by conflict in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) and Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), Pakistan. It provides essential healthcare, livelihoods and protection support to vulnerable TDPs including older people, persons with disabilities, and women headed households. 1000 older people, PwDs, women and children headed household affected by temporary displacement in KP/FATA are better able to meet their immediate  needs following the distribution of unconditional cash Grants (UCGs) Vulnerable people's health improved through accessible health services  i.e. mobile medical camps (MMCs) / screening camps and provision of specialized services and training to MoH staff Age, disability and gender appropriate sources of income are available for 800 Vulnerable TDPs including Older People, PwDs, women and orphan headed household. PwDs and OPs needs are better recognized and addressed by the stockholders (FDMA and humanitarian Organization)
Disaster preparedness by strengthening the resilience of vulnerable population This project aims at increasing resilence of 6 communities in Haiti through improved nutrition, improved capacity to build better houses, and improved emergency prevention capacity The nutritional situation of affected vulnerable populations is improved through better availability and utilization of food products The capacities of vulnerable groups to build emergency resilient houses are improved The emergency prevention capacity in 6 villages is improved and the inclusion of vulnerable groups ensured
Comprehensive Model for Community Resilience in Vietnam (Phase 4) The goal of the Activity is to ensure targeted communities, schools and its diverse groups are more resilient to multi-hazards through reinforcing structure, enhancing capacity, optimizing resources on preparedness and response at community level, supported by influencing the relevant regulatory environments for disaster risk management at national and sub-national levels. This can be achieved through the purpose of having the target communities, including schools, built their knowledge of disaster risks, self-organized and taken individual and collective actions to establish a culture of preparedness and response, and reinforced their networks and connectedness by the end of the Activity. This purpose can be met if communities and schools are prepared and ready to respond to natural hazards and disasters with support of capacitated relevant agencies Provide training for older people (Association of the Elderly) on CBDRM/A: these trainings will be provided by HelpAge International in Vietnam (HAIV) at national and provincial levels to ensure basic understanding are provided for older people before they join the comprehensive trainings on CBDRM/A, and empower them to join later interventions) Raise awareness on older people (vulnerability, capacities, needs and contributions, and the way to work with older people) for local partners, TSG members, and other relevant stakeholders: this intervention will be provided by HAIV at all target provinces either through trainings or dissemination of OP leaflets. Train the TSG members on how to include older people on the CBDRM program: This training will be provided by HAIV at all target provinces to ensure TSG members can know how to use the OP inclusion checklist that was developed in the previous Consortium phases.
Ukraine response to meet the urgent protection and inclusion needs of most at risk older refugees with and without disabilities, across Moldova. to meet the urgent protection and inclusion needs of most at risk older refugees with and without disabilities, across Moldova.
Improving the well-being of older people, their families and communities To improve the wellbeing of older people and their communities across countries in Asia by means of researches, studies, partners identifying and applying the best approaches 1.	Older people at the grassroots level are empowered to help themselves tackle issues of concern to them and their communities through a widened network of multifunctional community-led organisations in seven countries in East Asia. The suffering of impoverished older people is relieved and their dignity affirmed through increased income at the grassroots level as a result of improved social pension policy and practice in the East Asian region.
Life-saving humanitarian assistance to Burundian refugees in Nyarugusu Camp, Kigoma Region The projects goal is to provide humanitarian assistance to 4,500 Burundian refugee households in Nyarugusu Camp, focusing on persons with specific needs in the sectors of NFIs, WASH and nutrition.
ACCESS VI: Provision of multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected populations in Ukraine and Moldova This project aims to contribute to enhancing safe, dignified and timely humanitarian assistance for internally displaced persons, returnees and other conflict-affected populations in Ukraine and Moldova To protect lives, promote wellbeing and reinforce the coping capacities of vulnerable communities through multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance and enhanced access to essential services
Winter assistance for the most vulnerable people in the Republic of Moldova The overall project goal is to mobilise the community, LPAs, and stakeholders to increase their social responsibility and ownership and improve through better nutrition the health status and wellbeing of 300 vulnerable people from 10 communities by providing one hot meal per day during the cold season.
DEC Appeal for the Yemen Crisis - Phase 2 The project will continue delivery of an integrated health and nutrition services to IDPs and conflict-affected communities in Hadramout. Increase access to integrated health and nutrition services for IDPs and members of host communities of all ages including management of NCD (non communicable diseases) Reducing mortality and morbidity from severe and acute malnutrition for IDPs and host communities of all ages Ensure rapid diagnostic and emergency treatment of NCDs as well as effective referral mechanism from community-level to primary and secondary health facilities through the activation of BLS ambulance Basic community health services, including health education, mobilization and referral services, provision of first aid, vitamin A supplementation and deworming through a network of Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) Increase access of people to any emergency services, including for patients in need of intensive care services at 3 referral health facilities (one per district)
Promoting Age-friendly Development Building a HelpAge EU network with capacity and advocacy skills to act as a strategic and expert civil society platform, engaging in policy dialogue with EU institutions, member states and other non-state actors. The overall objective is effective mainstreaming of ageing into EU and member state development policies and programmes to accelerate progress towards EU poverty reduction objectives and the MDGs. This action focuses on developing the capacity of the HelpAge EU network of Affiliates to collectively engage in a stronger policy dialogue with EU institutions at country and European levels. This enhanced dialogue will address the gaps around ageing in EU development policy and will support the successful mainstreaming of ageing thus accelerating progress towards the MDGs. A strong HelpAge EU network with the capacity and advocacy skills to act as a strategic and expert civil society platform and to engage effectively in policy dialogue with the EU institutions, member states and non-state actors on global ageing and development. In order to achieve the specific objective and create a stronger HelpAge EU network with the skills to act as expert platform engaging in a structured dialogue with European institutions, there is a need to both expand the reach of the EU network, create links across the network in order to strengthen the network's policy engagement at the EU level. Increased networking and engagement between the HelpAge EU network and EU institutions and key national stakeholders around global ageing and development The HelpAge network will have an increased capacity to act as the expert civil society body providing specialist advice to the EU institutions on how to mainstream ageing into EU development policy and programmes. A stronger HelpAge EU network with an actively engaged and growing membership. Development of policy papers and related materials for dissemination and targeted advocacy at EU and national level.
Improve the lives and well-being of People with Specific Needs (PSNs) through the provision of timely, appropriate response in Nduta, Mtendeli, Kibondo and Nyarugusu Refugee camps This project seeks to extend improved access to specialised care, protection and humanitarian assistance to all persons with specific needs (PSN) from among the Burundian refugees arriving and living in Nduta and Mtendeli refugee camps of Kibondo and Kakonko districts, Kigoma region.  The PSNs consist of vulnerable older men and women;  women and men with disability, and children, those living with chronic medical conditions, single women living on their own and minorities such as Albinos, through appropriate identification and referral systems as well community rehabilitation programmes, protection and promotion of community and home-based care to homebound and frail PSNs.   The project also aims to increase awareness among humanitarian actors by building skills and capacity promoting minimum standards for age and disability inclusion in humanitarian services in the camps.
Provision of WASH and psychosocial support to OP, PwDs and Widowed IDPs living in off-camp locations in Peshawar The project aims to address the WASH and psychosocial needs of older people, PWDs and widows displaced during the conflict in 2013 and 2014 thorough the provision of Hygiene Kits, hygiene promotion awareness training with a focus on the needs of these individuals and their families, and psychosocial support. The project will also engage in sensitization and advocacy for the inclusion of the older people, PWDs and widows in the ongoing emergency responses of other humanitarian organizations supporting the needs of the IDPs. To provide WASH services and psychosocial support to older people, PWDs and widows IDPs displaced from FATA living in Peshawar in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. Provision of Protection Services for older people, PWD and widows IDPs living in District Peshawar, reaching 4,700 - older people, People Living With Disabilities and widows living in off-camp locations in Peshawar district, and 160 staff from other humanitarian organizations, including staff from local government agencies