the National Institute of Psychology hosted the third series of two-days training workshop on “Uplifting Mental Health of Elderly.” Dr. Kaneez Fatima Shad professor in Neuroscience and Translational Clinical Researcher from Sydney, Australia, led the workshop as a resource person. The workshop covered a spectrum of neurological and psychological problems faced by elderly such as trauma, abuse, neglect, and intervention strategies in six sessions. The workshop focused on equipping participants to identify and address challenges faced by elderly individuals, such as cognitive decline and abuse. Through interactive sessions, participants gained practical skills in screening, diagnosis, and intervention specifically designed for elderly populations. Collaboration was also a key theme, with the workshop fostering communication and teamwork among healthcare providers. Immersive activities like lectures, group discussions, role-playing, and case studies intensified the learning journey. With a diverse audience comprising healthcare professionals and mental health and psychosocial support, the workshop fostered meaningful exchanges and collaborative learning opportunities in identifying elderly mental health challenges and implementing effective well-being strategies. Dr. Naeem Aslam and Dr. Aisha Zubair Assistant Professors at NIP contributed developing insights into indigenous issues of elderly individuals. Professor. Dr. Zafar Nawaz Jaspal Dean Social Sciences graced the event as it was the last series of workshop on uplifting mental health of elderly. Dr. Jaspal presented shields and appreciated Ms. Shad and team NIP for capacity building and trainings of healthcare practitioners. This valuable platform, under dynamic and visionary Prof. Dr. Rubina Hanif, Director of the National Institute of Psychology, was held in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM). It aimed to enhance awareness, knowledge, and skills related to uplifting the mental health of the elderly population.