When an elderly person desperately needs help to cope with daily living, we say, ‘Yes’

How can we turn our back on an elder who is no longer physically capable of looking after themselves?

One day, any of us could find ourselves in a similar position, reliant on someone else for help with personal hygiene and household chores. We’d want to be treated with respect and kindness. Even if we couldn’t afford to pay for the services of a professional carer.

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Each time you shop and scan your MyDifference card or app, a portion of your spend is allocated to the organisations you’ve chosen — at no extra cost to you. It is a simple act, woven into everyday life, that carries real meaning over time.

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Fuel price hike puts healthy nutrition under threat

It’s not just about paying more at the pumps. Almost every item we buy in the stores is transported by road – and hauliers will pass the increased cost on to the consumer. Everything – from bread and milk to pantry staples – is going to cost more.

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Wisdom on ageing – the most exquisite chapter

In a note written just weeks before her 95th birthday, British actress Patricia Routledge reflected on the richness of her later years – a time of peace, gratitude, and quiet joy. “Growing older is not the closing act. It can be the most exquisite chapter – if you let yourself bloom again,” she said.

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Easy, affordable Easter brunch ideas

For many older persons living on a fixed income, hosting a festive meal can feel out of reach. But, an Easter brunch doesn’t need to be extravagant to be meaningful. With simple ingredients, thoughtful preparation, and shared moments – it can be something truly memorable.

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If you are over the age of 60, Tafta is here for you.

A registered non-profit organisation (NPO 002093) and public benefit organisation (PBO), we offer a wealth of helpful information, advice and practical support to help you make the most of your golden years.

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We promote values of: Trust, Accountability, Transparency, Care, Respect, Integrity, Purpose, Service, Compassion, Environment.

We encourage all stakeholders in the spirit of these Values to support our Purpose: ‘To make dignity, growth and meaningful life a realistic prospect for all elders.’

These values are promoted through our work daily with our beneficiaries, stakeholders and general public and carried through to our messaging and advertising on print, broadcast, electronic and social media platforms.  As such, The Association for the Aged, has a zero tolerance policy for any vulgar or rude, threatening, abusive, discriminatory, cyber bullying or harassing comments on all our platforms.

Any comments identified as such will be removed from our platforms. Should the perpetrator persist, he or she will be blocked and reported.

For enquiries or reporting please contact us on 0313323721 or email info@tafta.org.za