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Seniors Health & Wellbeing
Caring for the Wisdom of Our Communities

At United Nationals Countryless Children (UNCC), we believe every senior deserves dignity, respect, protection, and compassionate care. Many older persons in refugee settlements, rural communities, and vulnerable households face isolation, illness, poverty, displacement, trauma, and lack of access to healthcare.

UNCC works to restore hope, improve wellbeing, and strengthen the quality of life for seniors through community-based humanitarian support and health-focused programs.

UNCC promotes:

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dignity-based elderly care,

protection from neglect and abuse,

inclusion of older persons in community life,

and recognition of the wisdom and experience seniors contribute to society.

Emergency Humanitarian Support

During emergencies, UNCC prioritises vulnerable seniors through:

emergency food assistance,
medical referrals,
mobility support,
hygiene supplies,
and community welfare monitoring.

We advocate for:

Our Commitment to Seniors

UNCC is committed to:

Compassion
Dignity
Accountability
Inclusion
Protection
Community-centered care

We believe seniors are not forgotten members of society — they are the keepers of wisdom, culture, resilience, and community strength.

safer living conditions,

access to humanitarian support,

healthcare access,

and community respect for older persons.

What UNCC Does for Seniors. Community Health & Wellbeing Support

We support seniors through:

Community health outreach
Basic health monitoring
Wellness awareness sessions
Health referrals and follow-up support
Emotional and psychosocial wellbeing activities

Free Physiotherapy & Mobility Support. UNCC supports elderly persons experiencing:

Stroke-related challenges
Joint pain and arthritis
Muscle weakness
Mobility difficulties
Age-related physical conditions

Our community physiotherapy support programs help seniors remain active, independent, and socially connected.

Support may include:

Gentle exercise therapy
Walking and mobility support
Wellness guidance
Community rehabilitation referrals
Distribution of walkers and mobility aids where available

Nutrition & Social Care. Many vulnerable seniors struggle with:

food insecurity,
loneliness,
poor nutrition,
and lack of family support.

UNCC provides:

Community breakfasts and tea gatherings
Nutritional support activities
Community social engagement
Safe and respectful support spaces
Home and welfare visits where possible

Elderly Protection & Dignity

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