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Rebuilding lives, livelihoods and resilience of older people, their families and communities affected by Typhoon Haiyan This project has been developed to bridge the gap between the initial emergency response phase (first 3 months) to rehabilitation and recovery after Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, improving the lives of old and vulnerable persons affected, in 50 typhoon affected communities in 13 municipalities  across Leyte island and in Northern Cebu, Cebu Island. At least 500 older person households are better prepared against future shocks through resilient livelihood activities, At least 3,250 older person's physical and mental wellbeing is improved through the provision of age friendly/accessible health/basic services in the community 50 communities approximately (800,525 people).will benefit from all-inclusive and inter-generational community based DRR activities that increase their community resilience to natural disasters in the future At least 80 staff from INGOs, NGOs and government departments demonstrates increased knowledge and awareness of older people and persons with disability by December 2015
Emergency Humanitarian Response to the immigrant people from Angola to the DRC The proposed project aims to support the voluntary return of the most vulnerable people - who in large proportion have settled unsheltered in public places - to their original home places, providing in particular non-food items (NFI) assistance and emergency transits shelter for the most vulnerable people with a special need (Older people, breastfeeding women, pregnant women, non-accompany children, disable people and people with chronic dieses) who are unsheltered. Furthermore, support will be provided in the form of cash to facilitate return to the areas of origin for the persons with reduced mobility, such as older people and people with disability, while also strengthening their inclusion with regard to the access to health water and sanitation emergency services being established by partners. Through this project, critical protection risks wil be addressed, the living conditions of the of vulnerable groups (particoularly the unsheltered people) will be improved and risk of disease outbreak will be immediately reduced as soon as distribution of shelters will be done. Through training of other implementing partners on humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilities, it will be facilitated inclusion and access to basic services. The project will also faclitate the voluntary return of the individuals with reduced mobility (older people with disabilities).
Rapid Needs Assessment for Older People in Taizz and Sana'a governorates, Yemen Rapid Needs Assessment for Older People in Taizz and Sana'a governorates, Yemen
Expansion of Eye Health and Empowement of Older People in Morogoro, Tanzania This is a partnership programme between Sightsavers and HelpAge to establis a sustainable eye health system in the Morogoro region of Tanzania.  Project activities will address the needs of predominately poor and rural communities that would otherwise not have access to simple treatments, such as conjunctivitis, or more complex surgeries, such as cataract or glaucoma.   By adopting a three pronged approach - demand creation, supply of services and advocacy - the programme aims to influence the future of how eye health services are funded by the government and to empower older people to be able recognize their rights. The project will be working within existing eye health facilities, including one regional referral hospital and six district facilities, in order to strengthen their capacity.  The six district facilities have varying capacity to deliver eye health services and some already benefit from trained personnel and equipment, whilst others lack basic resources.    The project will therefore supply newly trained eye health workers, specialist equipment and basic consumables to each of the facilities based on need.  One district facility in Gairo will benefit from refurbishment to ensure adequate space is made available for eye care.  Outreach will be supported whilst the facilities are bought up to full capacity.  This activity will gradually phase down during the life of the project as regular cataract surgery will be made available in the district facilities.  The intention of this system strengthening approach is for the project to be implemented in a form that can continue without donor support. Men and women with visual impairment access eye health services in seven districts of Morogoro Strengthened eye health system to deliver eye health services to men and women in seven districts of Morogoro Increased support and commitment to eye health from local and central government.
Phase 2A of DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal This project aims to meet the basic needs and improve the well-being of conflicted affected older Ukrainian men and women with and without disabilities Conflict-affected, internally displaced men, women of all ages, boys and girls, with and without disabilities have increased access to food Conflicted affected older women and men, with and without disabilities, are able to meet their basic winter needs in a dignified and safe manner Conflict affected older women and men, including those with disabilities, are able to meet their needs through community response grants implemented by local organisations Conflicted affected older men and women with and without disabilities meet their basic right to protection through provision of cash for protection
Strengthening communities resilience to shocks in departments of Cochabamba and Chuquisaca This project is part of a consortium programme to support communities living in Cochabamba and Chuquisaca that experience frequent and varied hydro-meteorological shocks (more severe during El Nino and La Nina years).  This action seeks to address the issue of resilience from two angles: working with authorities at all levels to strengthen the departmental resilience planning processes in Cochabamba and Chuquisaca as well as six municipal authorities and implementation of earthquake contingency plans in three municipalities. This intervention will connect with work done at the community level in 40 of the most vulnerable communities through the design of community resilience plans taking into account local vulnerabilities and capacities. These will include trainings for the community as a whole on collective community resilience projects and targeted livelihood strategies for the most vulnerable.
Community Based Protection Services to immobile conflicted affected vulnerable older women and men in GCA locations in Donetsk & Luhansk Oblasts. The overall objective of the project is to provide protection based humanitarain assistance to vulnerable older women in men affected by the on-going protracted conflict in east Ukraine. HelpAge will support psychosocial support services based on providing Home Based Care Support to housebound vulnerable older women and men located close to the active conflict line in the GCA locations of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts. Part co-funded through a separate proposal submitted to OFDA, HelpAge Ukraine will also chair the UNOCHA Protection sub-cluster Age & Disabaility Technical Working Group (ADTWG) to support the coordiantion and provision of protection and inclusion support to the conflcit affected older people in east Ukraine. Additionally, this project will also provide capacity building in the ADCAP Minimum Standards and teh latest Humanitarian Inclusion Standards for Age & Disability. This training will be provided to local and international NGOs, UN Agencies and local Gocernment Authorities (on request basis).  This ECHO project will complement that of the recent OFDA proposal submitted 26th February 2018, and co-funds support services and joint activity support for the ADTWG and the Capacity building training. The HBC activities are 100% funded through this ECHO Proposal.
Baseline for impact evaluation of universal pension in Kenya This is an evaluation to assess the impact of the Inua Jamii 70+ social pension programme on older people, their households, and wider communities.
Older People Inclusive Recovery (OPIR) Programme in Central Sulawesi This project is conducted in 5 villages and 2 retirement houses, building on the work of Phase 1 and the needs identified in the assessments. HelpAge/YEU will work on livelihoods, protection and health needs of older people, PWD and their families. The majority of the project activities including healthy ageing, homecare, livelihoods and protection will be delivered with and through multi-functional OPAs which enable older people and their communities to have increased agency in meeting their needs, and advocating with local government for additional support. The adopted standard OPA model focuses activities in the first 18 months, ensuring sustainability. Older women and men, and people with disabilities have improved access to health and homecare Older women and men have a sustainable formal platform to raise their concerns and protect their rights Older women and men, and people with disabilities have income through resilient livelihood interventions
Designing and implementing social transfer programmes - training course, held in Chiang Mai, Thailand To organise the course Designing and Implementation Social Transfer Programmes in Chiang Mai 5 - 16 October 2015
Protecting and Promoting Women's Rights and their Social and Economic Empowerment To promote older women's economic and social empowerment through combined initiatives of the government, media, CSOs, older men and women and wider communities. Older women are better protected, they are respected in their dignity and they are less dependent economically Activities and networks on the district level contribute to assistance for older persons (older women) Living conditions of older persons particularly older women have improved by initiatives on the national level in cultural, political and legislative terms.
Support to winter season Vegetable & legume Production and Animal Health The project aims to improve the productive capacity and food security of 4,438 vulnerable older people in Habila, Gobe, and Tawang in West Darfur.
Phase 3 - Syria crisis This contract works on the wider Lebanon health programme working on the improvement in the  management of chronic diseases for Syrian refugees and host communities within Lebanon. It also strenghtens the capacity of humanitarian agencies to deliver age and disability friendly response
Myanmar Ageing Survey Additional funding from the University of Sydney for Myanmar Ageing Survey 2.
Building Resilience to Natural Hazards in Central Vietnam – Phase II Vulnerable populations and local government authorities have increased resilience to natural hazard risks, reducing potential loss of life and assets due to extreme climate events. Local government authorities, mass organizations and community based organizations have improved capacities to reduce disaster risk. Vulnerable households in 33 selected communes and wards of four provinces increase their resilience to natural hazards. Targeted primary and lower secondary schools utilize the Safe Schools framework in 12 communes/wards. An estimated 37,167 people will benefit directly and another 202,325 will benefit indirectly from work in the targeted project area to develop effective and sustainable commune/ward and village-based disaster risk management (DRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA) measures to reduce the potential impact of climate-related disasters and strengthen crucial services and infrastructure.
Integration of DRR in Emergency Planning for vulnerable communities in Nowshera district, KPK province, Pakistan The project will build on existing capacities of most vulnerable communities to consolidate and formalize community-based DRR approaches in partnership with relevant district institutions in Nowshera district (The project is under the Civil Alliance for Disaster Resilience, members are: HelpAge International Pakistan, CARE Nederlands and Diakonie Ktastrophenhilfe). Inclusion of vulnerable groups (community elders, people with disabilities, older persons, youth, women, children and other minority groups) in DRR design and planning in Pakistan.
Supporting community resilience through community-based protection services to conflict affected older women and men in the GCAs locations of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts The overall objective of the project is to provide protection based humanitarain assistance to vulnerable older women in men affected by the on-going protracted conflict in east Ukraine. HelpAge will support psychosocial support services to vulnerable olderr women and men based on providing Community Safe Space Centres, "outreach" Peer-to-Peer Support Groups (providing home vists to immobile vulnerable older people. HelpAge Ukraine will also chair the UNOCHA Protection sub-cluster Age & Disabaility Technical Working Group (ADTWG) to support teh coordiantion and provision of protection and inclusion support to the conflcit affected older people in east Ukraine.
Strengthening care for older people living with HIV & AIDS and NCDs in Addis Ababa. The project aims to contribute for the improvement of the health status of older people in Addis Ababa, and specifically to improve access to quality care services for chronically and terminally ill poor older people in and around Yeka sub city of Addis Ababa. Home and community-based care for chronically and terminally ill patients is improved Institutional care services and referral systems for chronically and terminally ill patients are upgraded Enter text ....
COVID Emergency response with distribution and prevention services for elderlies Strengthening the COVID Emergency response with distribution and prevention services in humanitarian settings for older  people with and without disabilities  in Kyrgyzstan
Improving the physical and psychological conditions of older Syrian and Lebanese women and men affected by chronic health conditions A contribution to the reduction of morbidity rates of Type 2 Diabetes and hypertension and reduction in psychological distress of sufferers of these diseases has been made among older men and women from Syrian refugee and host communities. Syrian refugees have increased access to enhanced primary health care and Syrian refugees have access to enhanced systems for detection and prevention of diabetes and hypertension Syrian refugees have increased access to enhanced primary health care Syrian refugees have access to enhanced systems for detection and prevention of diabetes and hypertension Taking on board the importance of having a holistic and community oriented approach to the prevention and management of NCDs conditions such as hypertension (HTN) and diabetes (T2D), as per national guidelines, this programme targets:
	Primarily Syrian refugees with hypertension and/or T2D or at risk of developing these conditions, with particular attention to those affected by psychosocial distress
	Host community members  at risk of or already affected by the same conditions will also be targeted in line with Lebanese government policy and good humanitarian practice 
	Civil society organizations already running PHCs and MMUs such as AMEL International, the YMCA, Imam Sadr Foundation and Makassed as well as their medical and paramedical staffSyrian refugees community	Lebanese host communities	Others (Palestinian or Iraqi refugees amongst others)	Civil society organizations
At least 60% of beneficiaries	30% of beneficiaries	Max 10% of beneficiaries	35 health staff (GPs, cardiologists, pharmacists, nurses)
-	1,885 per month for NCDs related services
-	1000 over 36 months for PSS services
5,400 men and women at risk of hypertension and type II diabetes	40 community workers
Emergency Food security an Livelihood support to the Vulnerable flood affected population in Punjab This project is addresses different needs of vulnerable families in the UC Chak farazi of Tehsil MuzafarGarh. The livelihood initiatives will revive agriculture of low-income farmers and restore businesses of small enterprises. A comprehensive mechanism of distribution of cash grants will be devised in consultation with community support group; and the selected beneficiaries will be oriented through several informal sessions regarding enhancing their skills in running profitable businesses.  The project will support extreme vulnerable with the unconditional grants for their immediate needs of health and food, the project will also cover disables with the assistive aids. Trainings on awareness rising for inclusion of vulnerable in emergency response will conducted and vulnerable families will support with the winterize kits. To restore the livelihoods of vulnerable flood-affected people To provide basic winter items to vulnerable families To enhance the capacities of local institutions and flood-affected communities for recovery and protection of rights.
Emergency shelter response to rural communities affected by hurricane Sandy This project ains to assit 2,500 vulnerable people have increased resilience in the face of future hurricanes through improved shelter. Older people will participate in the design and are represented in community based discussions through our work with the OPAs.  Age friendly features will be incorporated into both shelters and support provided to households and will be promoted at various coordination meetings including the Shelter Cluster and other sharing networks. Beneficiaries take DRR preparedness measures to protect their new construction Construction meets agreed standards
Multisectoral response to the conflict victims in Rwampara health zone,Irumu Territory in Ituri Province The proposed project aims to support the most vulnerable people in Ituri province who largely have settled unsheltered in public places, who are in need of non-food items (NFI) and emergency shelter. 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 food (for 15 days), NFIs, shelter, hygiene items and health especially for the disabled persons living with chronic diseases. The local market in the area remains accessible and has availability of items. The multipurpose cash grants will enable the targeted people to cater to their shelters to purchase essential household items, food stocks, seeds and can meet other needs of the household like health and education. T Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed, the living conditions of the of vulnerable groups (particularly the unsheltered people) 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 food-assisted households cover their food needs according to their habits and / or preferences and cover their needs in Shelter and non-food items.  At the end of this project, the beneficiary households will be able to purchase food and NFIs for their households to meet their urgent needs in terms of food for the first 15 days and non-food items
Healthy Ageing Video Production HelpAge produces a video that will profile older adults from both rural and urban settings from seven low and middle income countries around the world speaking about the opportunities related to healthy ageing to help understand what they need to achieve their goals. HelpAge also produces a shorter social media version of this video. To produce a two to three minute video on healthy ageing around the world To produce a thirty to sixty second social media version of the video representatives of older people in seven countries around the world
Emergency Humanitarian Response to Flood-Affected People in En Nuhud Town, West Kordofan State, Sudan This project aims at ensuring wellbeing of the flood-affected population in West Kordofan for reducing morbidity and mortality by implementing quick-start emergency interventions in the sectors of health and nutrition screening and referrals among the affected population caused by malnutrition and unavailability of preventive and remedial health services.
To Improve the Health Status of vulnerable older men and women in IDP camps in Nyala, South Darfur Project Document Older IDPs in Nyala, South Darfur have increased access to urgent and life enhancing health services. This project will directly benefit 800 older men and women through health and hygiene awareness sessions, 150 of whom will benefit from emergency drugs and hygiene kits. Based on camp estimates, 60% will be women and 10% will have physical disabilities. Indirectly the project will positively benefit 4,000  individuals from households where older people are able to live healthier and more autonomous lives. Improved access to health and medical services for 800 older men and women in Bielel, Otash and Kalma camps in of Nyala.
Support urgent humanitarian needs in Ukraine and neighboring countries emerging from the 2022 Russian invasion (Immediate Response) The proposed project will achieve the objective in Poland by working in partnership with 3 national Polish organisations to provide cash distributions to meet immediate needs, provide access to legal and services support and guidance, initiate 10 social and cultural initiatives in local communities, and strengthen local organisations and authorities' capacities and knowledge to support older Ukrainian refugees and their families in their new communities. In Ukraine, HelpAge will work with and build the capacity of 10 local community based organisations to respond to the needs of older displaced people with and without disabilities who have been impacted by the conflict. To meet the immediate needs of older Ukrainian refugees and people with disabilities and their families, as well as support their long term social and cultural participation in Polish communities
Provision of emergency relief including food, hygiene kits, shelter; cash transfers; agricultural and psychosocial support to Typhoon Haiyan affected families in Negros Occidental, Cebu, Leyte, and Manila, Philippines This project will ensure minimum and immediate protection, ie. food, shelter, income requirements and inclusion of vulnerable persons are met for Typhoon affected vulnerable persons in Northern Cebu, Leyte, Negros Occidental,  and Manila, Philippines.
Based on the CPWG work plan, identify vulnerable groups in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Turkey and advocate for inclusive child protection response This project identifies vulnerable groups and advocates for inclusive child protection response, strengthening the protection of children with disabilities or otherwise excluded from child protection programming. This project also assesses who are the particularly vulnerable groups in 5 countries and include this in the countries child protection profiles (starting with the MENA region)
WHO Decade of Healthy Ageing: Global case studies on engaging older people Consultancy contract - development of a set of case studies demonstrating the impact of the meaningful engagement of older people in the design, delivery and monitoring of community services. Case studies across all WHO regions and the action areas of the decade of healthy ageing