Answering the call to support Tanzania's aging population with compassion and innovation

A Senior Lecturer in the Department of Social Work, Institute of Social Work, Tanzania. Her illustrious career is marked by a profound commitment to education, research, and international collaboration. Her leadership, extensive research contributions, and involvement in various projects reflect a dedication to advancing social work and addressing critical societal issues, including the well-being, health of older people and the vulnerable in the face of global challenges.

A Professor of Law Emeritus at the School of Law of the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania; and current Vice-Chair of HelpAge Tanzania. Professor Peter is the Chair of the Board of Trustees of Zanzibar Legal Services Centre (ZLSC); Managing Editor of Zanzibar Yearbook of Law (ZYBL); and has written and edited several books and articles in peer reviewed scholarly journals in the areas of International Law, Investment Law, Law of the Sea, Human Rights and Constitutionalism.

A planning officer of the ministry of Health, social welfare, elderly, gender, and children. Her diverse skill set, including project formulation, advocacy training, and community-based activities, aligns seamlessly with the goals of our organization. Her continuous involvement in training programs, such as child protection and social protection, demonstrates her commitment to capacity-building and holistic community support. As a Board Member, Sheikha actively contributes to organizational planning, skills development, and the establishment of strategic visions for HelpAge Tanzania.

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry for Culture, Arts and Sports of the United Republic of Tanzania. Former Director of Presidential Communication in 2016 to 2021 and director of information service and chief Government spokesperson of Tanzania in 2021 to 2023. His collaborative spirit and strategic thinking, he embodies the values and goals of HelpAge Tanzania. His presence on the board reflects a commitment to advocating for the rights, dignity, and well-being of older individuals, ensuring they lead fulfilling and dignified lives in their later years.

Director of Preventive Health Services at the Ministry of Health (MoH). His educational journey, extensive executive training, and distinguished career in health administration align seamlessly with the organization's mission of advocating for the rights and well-being of older people in Tanzania. In his capacity as a Board Member at HelpAge Tanzania, Dr. Ntuli Angyelile Kapologwe leverages his wealth of experience, leadership, and dedication to contribute meaningfully to the organization's initiatives in enhancing the quality of life for older individuals in Tanzanian communities.

A highly skilled Accountant currently employed at Christian Council of Tanzania. Her dedicated and versatile professional with a solid foundation in financial management, accounting, and internal audit processes. Her commitment to excellence, continuous improvement, and community initiatives, as demonstrated through her role as a Board Member at HelpAge Tanzania, make her a valuable contributor to both financial success and broader societal goals.