The true measure of healthy ageing is not only how long people live, but also whether they can continue to live with health, connection, participation, choice and opportunity.
A Vision to advance healthy ageing through partnership, innovation and community action.
Working across government, civil society, healthcare, development, corporate and community sectors.
Investment associated with partner-led World Elder Abuse Awareness Day initiatives.
Working alongside local partners to strengthen healthy ageing through community-based action.
Wellness. Inclusion. Sustainability. Empowerment.
Creating space for dialogue, learning and collaboration around ageing.
Figures and definitions are subject to final verification by Suqoon.
Not every outcome of healthy ageing can be captured by a number. Impact can mean:
An Older Person feeling connected to their community.
A younger person gaining a new understanding of ageing.
A community identifying its own priorities and taking action.
Organisations finding new ways to collaborate.
An institution beginning to consider ageing in its policies and programmes.
These outcomes may not always appear in a dashboard, but together, they help create stronger conditions for Older Persons to live healthier, more connected and more engaged lives.