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Will the UK Government champion older women?

Older women are fighting for their rights in the face of poverty, violence and humanitarian crises, yet they are at risk of being overlooked.

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5 Easy Actions the UK Government Can Take to Build a Better World for Older People

Age International has outlined 5 Easy Actions the UK Government could take to improve the lives of older people globally. By taking these steps, the UK could rebuild its development reputation and create a safer, more prosperous world.

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Thanks to our donors, partners and supporters, we were able to help millions of older people to improve their lives last year.

Older women and gender equality

Our policy briefing on gender equality sets out how civil society organisations, UN agencies and donor governments, including the UK Government, can advance older women’s rights and ensure they are heard.

Helping Older People Live Better Lives

In today’s uncertain world, it’s often older people who suffer the most. Whether living in long-term poverty or affected by a sudden crisis, older people’s needs are all too often forgotten or ignored. 

It’s not right and it’s not inevitable. Together, we can help change the world for older people.

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Ageing in humanitarian crises

Age International Policy Advisor Katie Jakeman outlines how cuts to international development funding will affect older people in crisis.

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