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Yemen Crisis Appeal - Phase 1 Humanitarian response to the crises currently affecting Yemen focussing on Health and Nutrition. 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 (Internally Displaced Persons) 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) Humanitarian services are more inclusive of older people and people with disabilities of all ages Integrated health and nutrition intervention for all ages ensuring older people and people with disabilities have full access  to basic health services, alongside pregnant and lactating women, and children.
Protection and Assistance to people with special needs among Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Kigoma Region, Tanzania Seeks to improve access to specialised care, protection and humanitarian assistance to 2,000 persons with specialized needs from among Burundian refugees living in Nduta and Mtendeli refugee camps of Kibondo and Kakono districts Strenghten the delivery of essential humanitarian services to PSNs through the provision of of inclusive health care, physical and psychosocial support, referrals through family and community support networks and by providing direct materials assistance including assistive devices and NFIs
Scaling Up NCD Interventions in SE Asia (SUNI-SEA) The overall aim of the project is to evaluate and validate effective and cost-effective scaling-up strategies of evidence-based diabetes and hypertension prevention and management programmes and apply results to enhance sustainable action for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, based on experiences in South-East Asia. Identify a set of evidence-based interventions and scaling-up strategies for
prevention and management of hypertension and diabetes in Vietnam, Myanmar and Indonesia Perform cost-effectiveness analysis of ongoing interventions and of entire scaling-up programmes for prevention and management of hypertension and diabetes in Vietnam, Myanmar and Indonesia Improve and test guidelines and instruments for scaling-up prevention and management of hypertension and diabetes worldwide
Provision of immediate lifesaving inclusive needs for flood affected older 
People, people with disabilities and their families in Sindh, Pakistan Supporting the most vulnerable HH of flood 2022 in Sindh, Pakistan Supporting the most vulnerable older people and persons with disabilities led HH of the flood affected communities in Sindh Older women and men and their HH
Nepal Earthquake Response - 2nd phase There are two main facets to the HelpAge response for this project - our direct relief activities in response to the Nepal earthquake that are 100% targeted to older people and our advocacy and influencing work with the Nepalese government, the United Nations, and other NGOs to ensure that they include older people in all planning and interventions.
NFI Assistance to IDPs in Borena Zone of Oromia Region, Ethiopia The humanitarian situation in Ethiopia has been further exacerbated by an upsurge in conflict around the border areas of Oromia and Somali regions, since early September 2017. Over the course of the following months, the conflict has left hundreds of thousands displaced, often in areas already experiencing ongoing drought-related humanitarian need. Nearly all districts along the regional borders were affected. This project funded by UNOCHA and receiving non-food item donations from the International Organisation for Migration, seeks to provide practical support to older people and families in the affected zones.
Humanitarian assistance for older indigenious population and their families affected by internal armed conflict HelpAge will work in remote areas and with indigenous communities to ensure access to primary health care in seven communities, improved food security and increased resilience of vulnerable groups
WASH,ES/NFI and Protection support to IDPs and Host communities affected by proctracted and multiple Humanitarian crisis in Four Woredas of Borena zone , Oromia region ES/NFI support to IDPs/IDP returnees and Host communities affected by protracted and multiple Humanitarian crisis in Wachile woreda Borena zone, Oromia Region.
Improving the psychosocial well-being and rehabilitation of older South Sudanese refugees in Uganda To improve the psychosocial well-being and rehabilitation of older South Sudanese refugees in Uganda To improve the psychosocial well-being of 1,600 older South Sudanese refugees and their dependents | To initiate the rehabilitation of 1,100 older South Sudanese refugees and their dependents through reducing their economic dependence
Multisectoral lifesaving and recovery assistance for most at-risk refugees, IDPs and host communities in Oromia, Benishangul and Gambela regions, Ethiopia This project will aim to improve the living conditions of most at-risk refugees, IDPs and host communities in Oromia, gambella and Benishangul-Gumuz through protection, income security, health and food security interventions. The food security and income situation of people with special needs, especially older people and people with disabilities (PwD) is improved. Older people (OP) and PwDs have improved access to community and facility-based preventive, curative health care and rehabilitation services. Persons with specific needs (PSNs) including most at-risk OPs and PwDs have improved access to direct community-based protection support. Protection of refugees, IDPs and host communities is enhanced through the promotion of peaceful coexistence and capacity building of different actors on the inclusion of PSNs.
To promote the rights, capabilities & aspirations of the youth and older people in Africa. The project aims to bridge the gap created by decades of exclusion, neglect & non participation in policy processes of both youth & older people. It is expected that the project will create a number of champions who will be empowered to mobilize others and together demand for critical decisions in the priority areas be prioritized and implemented. The primary target is Kenyans. At least 200 people will be reached directly at the public event and 1 million others through the media.
Our secondary target is the decision makers who will be engaging in the SDG processes and developing national plans related to the youth and older people. The main objective of this project is to raise awareness of key concerns affecting the youth and older people in areas of participation and accountability, Health and livelihood.
Emergency response for the people affected by conflict in Mukohwa and Loashi Masisi territory The proposed project aims to support the most vulnerable people who largely have settled unsheltered in public places, who are in need of non-food items (NFI) . This includes those with special needs (older people, pregnant and lactating women, unaccompanied children, those with disabilities and chronic diseases) who are unsheltered. An unconditional cash intervention is appropriate in the affected area to cover the needs for non-food items  and health especially for the disabled persons living with chronic diseases. HelpAge DRC and CAFOD will select the beneficiary households  in collaboration with the  IDPs local committee, the beneficiaries representation, the representative of the humanitarian affairs division, local authorities and members of Local Participatory Governance Committees (CLGP) based on criteria of vulnerability proposed above and which will be validated by all stakeholders. Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed, the living conditions of the of vulnerable groups  will be improved and risk of disease outbreak will be immediately reduced as soon as cash distribution will be done and moderated within 45 days. All non-food-assisted households cover their non items food needs according to their habits .  At the end of this project, the beneficiary households will be able to purchase the non NFIs for their households to meet their urgent needs within the 45 days of the project implementation.
Strengthening access to, and utilization of life-saving health care and protection services for PSN in Nduta and Mtendeli refugees camps, and surrounding host communities. The programme aims to improve the health care, protection and psychosocial wellbeing of refugees categorized as Persons with Specific Needs in Nduta and Mtendeli refugee camp, and surrounding host communities. Its objectives are to ensure a more protective environment for extremely vulnerable individuals (Persons with Specific Needs), older people and their immediate family members and to provide rehabilitation services and improved adaptive environment for Persons with Specific Needs within the refugee and host community.
Provision of life saving services to Older People, Persons with Disabilities and vulnerable women displaced from FATA This project will build evidence by modelling innovations for older people in the areas of livelihoods; health, nutrition and care; disaster preparedness and humanitarian response; good governance; and peace-building. It will also support scaling up of innovative program models at the national, provincial and local levels by providing our partners technical assistance and building their capacities. Strengthening our existing and form new partnerships with a variety of stakeholders and working as a resource organization to support our stakeholders and partners' mainstream older peoples' issues in their humanitarian and development programs. The project will also voice/advocate for older people and promote ‘older people led' and ‘older people inclusive' development and humanitarian actions in country.  Simultaneously, we will build older peoples' capacity at the national and local levels to demand for their rights and services. In this regard, we will generate and document evidence to support our advocacy work. To enable older men and women to actively participate in and be better supported during emergency and recovery situations.
Integrated approach to strengthen services for persons with their specific needs through the delivery of quality care and community based rehabilitation and maintenance services. This project seeks to intensify services directly to 8,391 PSNs and indirectly to 22,908 PSNs in Nduta and Mtendeli camp through the delivery of quality community based rehabilitation and maintenance services. Percentage of older persons and other vulnerable groups of concern who receive services for their distinct specific needs Percentage of persons of concern with disabilities who receive services for their specific needs.
Integrated response to address protection needs of older women and men, persons living with disabilities and other People with specific needs in three IDPs zones, in three refugees camps and surrounding host communities of Benishangul Gumuz Region The project aims to contribute towards the protection of internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees and host communities through community based and direct support mechanisms as well as enhanced awareness on specific life thretening protection risks of people at risk including people with disabilities, older people and other PSNs; Improved protection and inclusion for at-risk older men & women, PwDs and other PSNs living in IDPs, refugees and host communities in Benishangul Gumuz Region Increased access to and use of health and nutrition services appropriate for Older people, PwDs and other PSNs
Winter Support 2014-2015 Moldova To improve the health status and wellbeing of 560 vulnerable people from 7 communities by providing one hot meal per day and wood for the cold season (solitary elderly persons with minimal pensions, the disabled, single-headed families and families with low income, multi-children families) To improve the health status and wellbeing of 560 vulnerable people from 7 communities by providing one hot meal per day and wood for the cold season.
Emergency response and recovery initiatives to enhance the welfare of older refugees and host community in Dollo Ado The project is focused on Home Based Care, Psycho-Social support, adult literacy, skills training and livelihoods, and promoting the voluntary return of refugees
Relief for Cyclone Phailin and flood affected in Odisha, India This project is a response to support those affected by Cyclone Phailin. It will assist in the reconstruction of shelters destroyed or damaged by the cyclone, and address water, sanitation and health (WASH) concerns due to damage to  water supply (contamination/ salinity) and sanitation and hygiene facilities. Activities will be carried out in four districts - 	Ganjam, 	Balasore, 	Kendrapada and 	Puri. The humanitarian response operation will address the critical needs of 12527 affected households {2660 households (SC)+4000 households (WV) + 4517 households (Helpage) +1350 households (HI)} which belong to the poor and marginalised Shelter/NFIs: 12,527 highly vulnerable households receive locally appropriate shelter, household kits and NFIs to be able to cope with the critical basic needs WASH : 12,527 households have access to safe drinking water and better hygiene  facilities
Testing age-friendly workplaces practices within 30 enterprises of Moldova Evaluate work conditions within 30 enterprises to enable older women and men from Moldova realise their right to work and enjoy enabling environment for employment.
Emergency Response to Typhoon Mangkhut, Philippines Goal: To provide emergency relief through multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) and to contribute to evidence-based, inclusive, project design for older persons in North Luzon, Philippines.
Inclusion of Older People in Disaster Resilience in South Asia The project aims to respond to three key challenges: the increase in disaster risk in the South Asia region, specifically in Bangladesh and Nepal; the growing numbers of older people who are particularly vulnerable to such disasters; and the current lack of inclusion of this vulnerable group in Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction (CBDRR) initiatives. It will address these issues by: working with communities to increase their capacity to assess and mitigate disaster risk faced by older people; improving the ability of actors to deliver inclusive humanitarian assistance; and establishing a Regional Emergency Fund (REF) to make seed funding more readily available for low profile natural disasters. To develop community-based disaster risk reduction (DRR) programmes in Nepal and Bangladesh To improve the ability of actors to deliver inclusive humanitarian assistance To establish a Regional Emergency Fund to increase funding for low-profile natural disasters.
Strengthening COVID Emergency response with distribution and protection/ prevention services in humanitarian settings for older men and women with and without disabilities in Jordan. Strengthening COVID Emergency response with distribution and protection/ prevention services in humanitarian settings for older men and women with and without disabilities in Jordan.
Collaboration 2014-2018. UNFPA Asia-Pacific Region Office and HelpAge International EAPRO/SARO To enhance and inform policy dialogue that influences and improves national and regional policies/programmes on ageing to meet the needs of a growing elderly population.
Haiti Eyecare Programme reaching 500 older people To imporve the access of older people to eyecare prevention and treatment segvices through mobile and static clinics, with referral and support for surgery when required.
Strengthening the participation and representation of older women and men in Uganda:  Phase IV The overall goal of the Phase IV project is to expand, scale up and leverage the work that has been done during the previous three phases, thereby increasing the impact of older leaders in their communities, including the improved provision of inclusive service delivery by all levels of government in Uganda. HelpAge and URAA will reach this goal through the following specific objectives and activities:   
1.	To build the capacity of older people's leaders in six new strategically located districts in the Central and Northern regions, including, NCOPs, OPAs, and OCMGs, enabling them to advocate for improved and inclusive service delivery and hold government officials accountable. 
2.	To support previously trained older people's leaders to facilitate community wide actions in six of the Phase I, II and III districts, strengthening their role as change agents.  
3.	To increase civic and voter education among older persons' leaders and older citizens, strengthening the role of elected representatives and increasing participation of better informed older voters.  
4.	To increase the visibility of the role of older people's leaders and the contributions made through their leadership at local and national levels.
South South exchange programme The project aims to build up partners' capacity in project and financial management, resource development, human resource development, communications, and advocacy to enhance the rights and the well-being of older people and their communities. Based on the needs and strength of each partner, this project will promote mutual sharing and learning of models and approaches on grassroots inter-generational self-help organisations, homecare, health, livelihood, social protection, social enterprise, disaster-risk reduction and climate change, etc. The project will work with HelpAge Network partners in Southeast Asia with a vision of expanding the learning to new countries throughout the project period.
Providing immediate humanitarian assistance to older people affected by the Gaza crisis To improve the lives of older people directly affected by the conflict by providing direct assistance and improving access to humanitarian and public services so that they can meet their immediate needs. 9,263 conflict affected individuals, of which 1,410 are older persons, have increased means to meet immediate and basic needs 1,400 conflict affected older persons demonstrate improved wellbeing and health status as a result of improved access to age-friendly health services Humanitarian actors working in oPt in response to the current crisis and Ministries integrate the specific needs of older people in their own response activities
Emergency Response Project for Flood and Landslide Victims in Sri Lanka This project supports people affected by the flooding and landslides in 22 districts following severe rains To provide humanitarian assistance to the floods and landslides affected older persons in selected areas of Sri Lanka and their families to be safe in temporary camps and their houses until end of September 2016. To provide medical care and necessary medical assistance for floods and landslides affected older persons in selected areas from 20th July 2016 till end of September 2016. To provide mobility aids for floods and landslides affected vulnerable older persons in selected areas of Sri Lanka and assist them to uplift their living standards and conditions from 20th July 2016.
Eye care services programme for Oromia This project is to support the Better Health Project of Older People in Africa - Needs based and inclusive health care for older people and people with disabilities in Ethiopia
Increased awareness, support and commitment to integrate the needs of older people into early recovery policy and programming. Older men and women affected by the Ebola crisis have equitable access to and benefit from appropriate services during the early recovery phase.
Review of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing (MIPAA) + 15 'Voices of Older Persons' HelpAge will facilitate consultations with older people and other stakeholders in 12 countires on the Implementation of MIPAA, 15 years after its launch. The project will produce and disseminate a shrot report on the findings.
Inclusive humanitarian response to meet urgent lifesaving needs of flood affected people in Pakistan Life saving support to Flood affected commmunities in Pakistan
Promotion of the Rights of Older People (PRO-People)  in KP Province, Pakistan The objective of the project is to facilitate implementation and monitoring of the Senior Citizens Act (2014) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province, Pakistan. In order to do so, the relevant government ministries and departments will be provided with technical assistance to set up the appropriate mechanisms to implement and monitor the Act. Simultaneously, the project aims at sensitizing and building the capacity of older women and men, human rights organizations, media in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and the implementation partner organization (CRDO) to carry out advocacy for the rights of older people and to hold the relevant public institutions accountable for implementation of the Act. The project also aims at generating learning and evidence for informing similar interventions by the government and civil society organizations in other provinces (e.g. Sindh province which has passed a Senior Citizen's Act on the 29th of April, 2016; and Punjab province which is discussing a similar Act) and at the national level. Senior Citizen's Council under the provincial Ministry of Social Welfare is functional and taking measures for implementation of the Act. Ministries (i.e. Social Welfare, Planning, Finance, Health) in the government of KP have included relevant clauses of the Act in their annual plans District governments in project districts have started implementation of the relevant clauses of the Act (i.e. transportation, health, social welfare, and social protection)  at the local level Generated evidence and learning on implementation of the Senior Citizen's Act 2014 and disseminated to the relevant departments and ministries in other provinces and federal government Elected government representatives, public service providers, civil society organizations, media, and communities are sensitized on older people's rights and entitlements Civil society organizations, rights forums including Older People's Associations (OPAs) and media are monitoring implementation of the Act. Increased capacity of the local partner in mainstreaming ageing in its program and advocacy on the rights of older people