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Dawodati, received training from HelpAge to make a memory book for the grandchildren she cares for.  Photo Kate Holt/HelpAge International

Older people's contribution to society – as carers, advisors, mediators and breadwinners – is invaluable. But growing older has its problems.

HelpAge helps older people claim their rights, challenge discrimination and overcome poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives.

Our work in over 75 countries is strengthened through our unique global network.

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An ageing world

The world is ageing fast. By 2045, people aged 60 and over worldwide will outnumber children under 14.

Ageing is a triumph of our times – a product of improved public health and development. Yet over 184 million older people live in poverty.

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How we work

Most of our activities are carried out in partnership with community-based organisations and NGOs.

We also work closely with academic institutions, local and national governments, and international agencies.

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Affiliates

Affiliates benefit from making links with each other and have a key role in governing HelpAge International.

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Job opportunities

HelpAge International strives to offer fair and competitive employment conditions, as well as exciting development opportunities.

All our vacancies are posted in this section.

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third sector excellence awards 2009 finalist in brand development category

HelpAge is proud to have been nominated as a finalist for the Third Sector Excellence Awards 2009 in the category of brand development.

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