The roots of the Active Ageing Initiative (AGI) are deeply personal. Founded by Brenda and Kwame, two migrants from Ghana living in the UK, AGI was born out of their frustrations and worries for their older parents back home. Witnessing the challenges of ageing without adequate community support, they envisioned a world where every older person could age with dignity and respect.

Moved by their experiences, Brenda and Kwame embarked on a mission to transform the care of older people in developing nations. AGI symbolises their commitment to creating a community that uplifts and empowers older people, ensuring they are celebrated, not forgotten. It's a tribute to their parents and every older person seeking to lead a fulfilled life.

Through compassion, innovation, and partnership, AGI stands as a beacon of hope, driving change and redefining what it means to age actively. Join us in this heartfelt journey towards a future where every older person finds joy, purpose, and connection.