The government has launched plans to promote healthy ageing and establish Active Ageing Clubs nationwide to improve the well-being of Tanzania’s elderly population.
By
Salome Gregory
Mwananchi Communication Ltd
Dar es Salaam. The government has launched plans to promote healthy ageing and establish Active Ageing Clubs nationwide to improve the well-being of Tanzania’s elderly population.
The initiative forms part of the newly launched guideline for implementing the National Strategy for Health Services to Older People, promoting healthy and active ageing to reduce disease burden and improve quality of life.
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