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Agewell Registry

Support and services for older people in Nigeria

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Dignity · Care · Connection

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Our institutional partner · NSCC

National Senior Citizens Centre

The National Senior Citizens Centre (NSCC) is Nigeria’s statutory body dedicated to the needs, wellbeing and inclusion of older persons, established under the National Senior Citizens Centre Act, 2017.

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Co-owned, supported and endorsed by NSCC

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A mandate established by law

Identifies the needs of senior citizens and supports efforts to address them, with a national focus on quality of life and wellbeing.

Care, opportunity & participation

Initiates, facilitates and implements health, education and social programmes, training and productive opportunities for older persons.

National coordination & partnerships

Works with State and Local Governments and other stakeholders to advance ageing-related programmes and inclusion.

What this brings to Agewell Registry

NSCC’s co-ownership, support and endorsement connect Agewell Registry to Nigeria’s national ageing mandate and bring institutional experience in older-person care, inclusion and stakeholder coordination.

Agewell Registry is owned by St. Monica. NSCC’s involvement does not transfer statutory powers to the platform or guarantee access to a particular benefit or service.