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AGE Platform Europe

AGE Platform Europe is a European network of non-profit organisations of and for people aged 50+. We aim to voice and promote the interests of older people in the European Union and to raise awareness on the issues that concern them most. AGE’s vision encompasses an inclusive society, based on well-being for all, solidarity between generations and full entitlement to enjoy life, participate in and contribute to society. At the same time, each person’s rights and responsibilities throughout their life course have to be fully respected. More

BASGO e.V.

BAGSO is an umbrella organisation of about 120 civil society organisations that are run by or work for older people. As such, it calls on politicians, society and businesses to offer conditions that allow for a good and dignified life in older age. In important policy areas, BAGSO puts themes on the political agenda that are relevant for healthy and active ageing. In statements and position papers, BAGSO identifies requirements for good quality of life in older age and provides recommendations for political action at federal, state and municipal level. More

Cochrane Campbell Global Ageing Partnership

Cochrane has been producing systematic reviews about health and health care for over 25 years and has had an official relationship with WHO for the past 10 years. Cochrane Campbell Global Ageing Partnership will build on this relationship and continue to work with WHO to address the need for age appropriate systematic reviews and evidence synthesis methods that reflect both the multidisciplinary nature and diversity of ageing worldwide. Twitter: @CCGlobalAgeing More

Dave Omokaro Foundation

The Dave Omokaro Foundation (DOF) is committed to building capacity in ageing through advocacy, education and training, research, and stakeholders engagement in Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa. We believe in right-based and life course approaches in our pursuit of a systemic overhaul to improve quality of life of older persons. DOF is the leading organization in ageing in Nigeria. More

Dewdrop Foundation

Dewdrop Foundation (DDF) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization established in 2002, whose mission is to contribute to sustainable grass-root community development, by enhancing gender equality, and improving the welfare of vulnerable and underserved groups such as women, children, older adults, informal domestic workers and youth at risk through advocacy, education, skills and capacity building, entrepreneurship/empowerment programs, and by inspiring positive cultures. Our field experience on intersecting challenges faced by older persons in poor communities led to our Oxfam/Voice-sponsored #StopElderAbuse campaign, Advocacy for National/State Bills to protect older persons, as well as the establishment and upscaling of older persons associations in eleven communities, and at a camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) in Nigeria. This network of associations provides a safe space for older persons in each community to meet, organize their activities, and have a voice to speak up on issues that concern them, and ensure their inclusiveness in their community’s activities. Other activities include Advocacy & Sensitization program, Research on social systems and populations that might increase vulnerability to elder abuse; Intergenerational activities; Caregivers training at all levels to enhance caregivers’ sense of competency in caregiving and reduce the risk of elder abuse and Train The Trainer programs. More

Global Alliance for the Rights of Older People (GAROP)

Established in 2011, the Global Alliance for the Rights of Older People was born out of the need to strengthen the rights and voice of older people globally. Today, GAROP is a network of over 380 members worldwide, united in our work to strengthen and promote the rights of older persons. Our mission is to support and enhance civil society engagement with Member States and National Human Rights Institutions at national, regional and international levels around a convention on the rights of older persons. More

HelpAge International

HelpAge International aims to bring lasting, positive change to the lives of older women and men in low- and middle-income countries, many of whom live in areas that are prone to crisis and that present insecure and unstable environments. Our approach is laid out in our Strategy 2030 (www.helpage.org/who-we-are/2030-strategy/). At the centre of this is our role as a convener, supporter and thought leader of the HelpAge global network, a worldwide alliance of partner organisations who seek to promote the dignity, wellbeing and voice of older people around the world. More

International Federation on Ageing

The International Federation on Ageing fondly known as “IFA” is an international non-governmental organization with some 75 millions members comprising government, NGOs, academia, industry, and individuals in nearly 80 countries. We are a learning environment that serves, creates and inspires its members through a team of dynamic hard-working individuals that push boundaries and generate opportunities. We are proud to be represented by a thoughtful experienced group of professionals at the United Nations and World Health Organization that are respected for their commitment and ‘ready for action’ philosophy and tireless representation and advocacy at the missions, capitals and across sectors. In New York Dr Cynthia Stuen is IFA's Main Representative for the team comprising Ms Helen Hamlin, Dr Valerie Levy, Mr James O’Neal, Dr Sandy Timmerman, Ms Frances Zainoeddin. In Geneva the IFA is represented by Dr Kelly Fitzgerald and Dr Xenia Scheil-Adlung and in Vienna by Dr Jaqueline Stark. IFA Directors govern as part of a collective leadership body and have a broad duty to execute responsibilities to the organization with care and diligence, to maintain the confidentiality of non-public information about the organization; and exercise loyalty to the organization. The IFA is a registered charity in Canada, with an international and democratically elected Board who are responsible for ensuring that the corporation meets legal requirements; that it operates in accordance with its mission and goals; and is soundly managed through the appointment of the chief executive, known as the Secretary General. We are proud to have general consultative status at the United Nations and a non-State actor in official relations with the World Health Organization. More

International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse

The International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA) is a nonprofit organization that aims to increase society's ability, through international collaboration, to recognize and respond to the mistreatment of older people in whatever setting it occurs, so that the later years of life will be free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation while at the same time acknowledging the diversity of culture, background, and life style of the world population. More

SAGE – Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ+ Elders

SAGE is the world’s largest and oldest organization dedicated to improving the lives of LGBTQ+ older people. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in New York City, SAGE is an organization that advocates with and on behalf of and offers supportive services and resources to LGBTQ+ older people and their caregivers. More

The A40s - Association of Women over 40

The A40s - The Association of Women over 40 is a non-profit, non-governmental organization, aiming at promoting the welfare of women over 40 in Greece and beyond. Women over 40 years of age face the consequences of both these discriminations in every aspect of their lives including the workplace, in employability, in accessibility to pensions and other health services, insurance and basic commodities. The A40s provide professional empowerment, psychological support and social awareness about gendered ageism. We also act as a community of nearly 14,000 people in Greece, wishing to make a profound change regarding the image and the rights of people over 40. More