Population of older people in EU is constantly growing representing in 2019, with the majority to be female 20.3%. The ageing demographic profile of the EU results in alterations of social and economic nature indicating the vulnerability of this group. Their needs are often not adequately addressed, struggling with social exclusion which has negative impact on both their wellbeing and social cohesion. The EU Gender Equality Report stresses that ‘women experience higher levels of exclusion from material resources and civic participation than men’ thus gender differences do exist among men and women resulting in negative feelings of isolation, purpose, neglect and frustration to flourish, whereas active aging and civic participation are diminished. Similar are the facts for women with migrant backgrounds who represent 45% of migrant in EU. They have lower social activity, a higher risk of poverty, high integration challenges associated with lower participation in E&T compared to men, due to their origins from countries with high gender inequality. Therefore, an effective integration process can contribute to their social inclusion and empowerment.