
Older People Accessing Health Services in Magu
Older people receiving medical services at health facilities in Magu as part of community health and healthy ageing support.
MAPERECE works with older people, women, people with disabilities, youth and marginalized families to strengthen protection, health awareness, livelihoods, participation and access to services.
Who we are
MAPERECE has built experience in community-based advocacy, older people’s rights, healthy ageing, social inclusion, fistula awareness, psychosocial support and livelihoods.
We support OPAs so older people can participate in decision-making, raise concerns and claim their rights with dignity.
Outreach links communities to health information, psychosocial support, community health workers and referral pathways.
We promote practical support, small livestock, agriculture and recovery-focused assistance for vulnerable households.
Donor confidence
The HelpAge partnership assessment highlights local trust, participation of older people, safeguarding awareness, willingness to strengthen systems and commitment to accountability, learning and risk management.
Programming is designed around dignity, participation, inclusion and care.
Older women, people with disabilities and marginalized groups are included.
Core documents include safeguarding, code of conduct, procurement, finance and data protection.
Project-level risk monitoring supports supervision, review and community feedback.
Gallery highlights
Real activity photos showing health work, training, outreach, donor engagement, school awareness and household support.

Older people receiving medical services at health facilities in Magu as part of community health and healthy ageing support.

Supporting women and families through livelihood assistance as part of community-based recovery and empowerment initiatives.

Raising awareness among students on fistula prevention, health education, dignity, and early access to care.

Older person receiving screening for non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, supporting early detection and referral.

The chairperson for the health, water and education committee insisting on older people’s health issues during CHMT training.

Ambassadors training supporting local awareness, community mobilisation and referral pathways.
Partners & donors
MAPERECE values collaboration with community institutions, local authorities, development agencies and private sector actors committed to dignity and inclusion.
Donate
Your pledge helps MAPERECE deliver protection, empowerment, health awareness, education support, livelihood opportunities and community accountability.

Supporting women and families through livelihood assistance as part of community-based recovery and empowerment initiatives.