We are committed to raising awareness about elder abuse by providing education on how to recognize the warning signs, what steps to take if you suspect abuse is occurring, and how individuals can protect themselves or their loved ones from harm.
We aim to empower seniors and their families with the knowledge and resources needed to create a safe and supportive environment for all.
What is elder abuse? Any action or inaction by a person(s) in a trusting relationship that causes harm and distress to an older adult.
Elder abuse can take several forms, often with more than one type of abuse occurring at the same time for individuals. National and provincial stats indicate that the 2 most identified and reported types of elder abuse are financial and psychological.
The types of elder abuse are:
