Publications

Older citizens monitoring is a process through which groups of older people monitor their access to services they are entitled to and lobby for improvements. These guidelines explain how older citizens monitoring works and what it can achieve.

These guidelines discuss older people’s nutritional needs, why older people may not be eating well, and what can be done to help.

The media has a vital role to play in raising awareness of older people’s issues, but older people are under-represented in the media. These guidelines provide practical suggestions for working with the media.

This paper outlines the crucial role that social transfers can play in reducing intergenerational and chronic poverty and accelerating progress to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.

This policy brief sets out why and how the EU, as the world's largest aid donor, must start including older people in its development policies and programmes.

This policy brief sets out why and how the EU, as the world's largest aid donor, must start including older people in its development policies and programmes.

Our poster highlights the achievements of the HelpAge International global network.

Our annual review 2011 describes how, with our partners, we are helping millions of older people to lead more dignified, active, healthy and secure lives. It includes a poster highlighting the achievements of the HelpAge global network.

Our annual report and financial statements presents a detailed summary of our activities and full financial report for the year ending 31 March 2011.

This Age UK and HelpAge joint report looks at how older people's needs in emergencies are not met and makes recommendations for change.

This poster shows how to recover, including assessing the damage, cleaning up and preparing for future emergencies.

This poster shows how to respond during an emergency, including what to do at the first signs of an emergency, the importance of evacuating early and what to do in the evacuation centre.