Our Ambassadors 

Our Ambassadors play an integral part in the CommonAge network

Our Ambassadors come from a wide range of backgrounds and bring with them a wealth of experience.

Meet some of our Ambassadors

Sailesh Mishra

India

Sailesh is a social entrepreneur and a renowned international social activist working for the welfare of senior citizens. He is the founder of Silver Innings Group, a community dedicated to Senior Citizens. 

Sarah Lamba

Tanzania

Sarah is the Director of SYEAC (Smart Youth Effort for Advanced Community). Under its Save Elders Tanzania programme, she has mobilised a team of young volunteers to regularly actively assist in helping older people .

Francis Njuakom Nchii

Cameroon

Francis is the founder and Executive Director of Community Development Volunteers for Technical Assistance (CDVTA), Cameroon’s leading organisation for the care and support of older people.

Commonage ambassador 

Emily Ajiambo 

In this video, our ambassador in Uganda, senior gerontologist Emily Ajiambo explains how residential care is a relatively new concept in Uganda, and she highlights how her country will benefit from her attendance at the 2015 ACSA/IHASA conference in Perth.

About our ambassadors

Their support is vital to our campaigning.

We are represented by our Ambassadors in over 20 commonwealth countries

From local business and the media, to top government officials, their influence is far reaching and their actions make a difference.

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