INTERNATIONAL DAY OF LIVING TOGETHER IN PEACE 2026
























Responsible financial stewardship can be a catalyst for social transformation. When institutions align governance with community investment, they strengthen resilience, dignity, and long-term development outcomes for vulnerable populations — including widows and older women across Kenya.
Growing older should never mean becoming invisible. Across our communities, older persons continue to nurture families, preserve culture, and strengthen society, yet many face poverty, poor health, isolation, and neglect. At Ethel Foundation for the Aged, we believe ageing should be marked by dignity, purpose, and opportunity. Discover why investing in older persons is not just an act of compassion—it’s essential to building stronger, more inclusive communities for generations to come.
When age becomes a risk: Learn about the challenges facing Kenya’s seniors and efforts to protect their rights and dignity.
Saturday, 19th September 2026 | Katolo, Kenya Be Part of a Lasting Investment in Community Wellbeing The Ethel Foundation for the Aged invites partners, community members, professionals, businesses, friends and well-wishers to a special Fundraising Luncheon in support of the construction of a borehole in Katolo. Our goal is to raise KSh 1,500,000 towards the…
What if we measured a person’s value not by their age, but by the lifetime of contributions they have made? From childhood dreams to the wisdom of older age, every stage of life strengthens our communities. In this article, Ethel Foundation for the Aged explores why ageing is not the end of purpose, but the continuation of a legacy—and why building age-friendly societies begins with recognizing, respecting, and celebrating the contributions of older persons.
World NGO Day is a moment to honor the power of partnership and compassion. At Ethel Foundation for the Aged, we remain committed to ensuring older persons age with dignity, security, and hope