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Réseau canadien pour la prévention des mauvais traitements envers les aîné(e)s Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse |
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Canada Plans for the First World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, June 15, 2006 !
Please let us know what is happening in your community, your organization to recognize abuse and neglect of older adults for the inauguration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (June 15, 2006). Click here for the Day's objectives.
We would be happy to add your events and activities to the momentum rapidly building across Canada, and will update this site weekly. Let us know the event, time, date, contact person, and description of the event.
Events posted within the last two weeks are marked
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What Can I Do?
In addition to group efforts such as these events, individuals concerned about abuse and neglect of older adults are showing their support in many ways. Service providers may decide to write special articles on an aspect of abuse or neglect in later life that they see in their work. Grandparents may talk with their grandchildren about aging and how to show respect for all generations. Concerned citizens may write letters to the editor or ask their newspaper to carry a special feature on the issues.
Show your support for improving the lives of older adults who are experiencing (or are at risk of) abuse or neglect.
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Click on the links below to find out about events and activities in your jurisdiction.
We would like to thank the people and organizations that have volunteered to take on the role of liaison/ contact person in their province or territory for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day related activities. These volunteers help us let people in your region and other parts of Canada know what is happening. Please help them by keeping them up to date.
If you are looking for ideas, the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse has prepared a community guide and toolkit with a variety of suggestions. See: community_guide_1-20-06.pdf
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Canada, materials have been developed as a
federal/provincial/territorial initiative of Ministers Responsible for
Seniors, to help promote awareness of abuse and neglect of older adults.
These materials will be a useful addition to other local and regional
ongoing awareness efforts throughout the country.
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Event: Division of Aging and Seniors and the National Advisory Council on Aging web sites have links to information regarding World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Additionally, both sites, are running factoids/quotes on June 14/15 related to senior abuse. |
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Event: Three Members of Parliament raised awareness of the Day in Parliament. |
June 15, 2006 is
World Elder Abuse
Awareness Day 
(WEAAD).
The day is in support of the United Nations International Plan of Action which
recognizes the significance of elder abuse as a public health and human rights
issue. Throughout the world, abuse and neglect of older persons is largely
under-recognized or treated as an unspoken problem. Research indicates that
public education campaigns like
World Elder Abuse
Awareness Day (WEAAD)
are vital for informing people in a growing number of countries about elder
abuse and active involvement of the media is central to its success.
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If you know of any events planned in your community, please let your provincial liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it here.
Liaison: Isobel Lawson, Senior Policy Coordinator, Alberta Seniors and Community Supports. Email: isobel.lawson@gov.ab.ca
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Event:
The Elder Abuse
Intervention Team (Edmonton) is in the process of having World Elder Abuse
Awareness Day officially proclaimed in Edmonton on June 15, 2006. Look to
the CNPEA website for more information in the coming months. |
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Margo Auger, Community Services
Coordinator Phone: 780-891-3778, Cell. 780-891-8237 |
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Date: June 6th Location: Lethbridge Public Library Time: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
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Contact person: Bev Telephone: (403) 320-4240 |
CRANE (Community Response to Abuse and Neglect of Elders)
www.medicinehat.ca/veinercentre
(click on CRANE sidebar)
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Date : June 7, 2006 Location:
Veiner Centre 225 Woodman Avenue SE Medicine Hat, AB T1A 3H2 Time: 10 am to 2 pm |
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Contact person: Seniors Outreach Officer Telephone: (403) 502-8718 |
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Date: July 14th – full day Location: St. Frances School, Lethbridge, Alberta |
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Contact person: Marlene Telephone: (403) 320-2222 ext. 25 |
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Date and Location: June 15th |
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Contact person: Seniors Outreach Officer Telephone: (403) 502-8718 |
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| Description: Crane will be officially launching World Elder Abuse Awareness Day at the AGM |
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Location:
Veiner Centre 225 Woodman Avenue SE Medicine Hat, AB T1A 3H2 Time: June 15, 9:30 am to Noon |
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Contact person: Seniors Outreach Officer Telephone: (403) 502-8718 |
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Date: June 15 Location: Old Timers Cabin 9430 Scona Road, Edmonton Time: 2 p.m. Contact: Elder Advocates of Alberta Society
Telephone: 780 438 8314
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Date: June 15th, 2006
Location:
Alberta Rose Lodge: 2251 32 St South, Lethbridge
Alberta Garden View Lodge: 751 1 Ave South, Lethbridge,
Alberta Pemmican Lodge: 102 5 Ave South, Lethbridge Alberta Time: |
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Contact person(s): Marlene
Telephone: (403) 320-2222 ext. 25 |
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Calgary Awareness Campaign |
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Location: Calgary Time: Campaign begins the Spring of 2006; wraps up World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. |
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Description: The Action Group on Elder Abuse is planning a multi-level public awareness campaign beginning in the spring of 2006.The campaign's goal is to create a solid baseline level of community awareness with respect to the issue of abuse in later life. Although the planning for the campaign continues, initial concepts to promote the awareness message include:
The Action Group on Elder Abuse is always open to have new faces join the committee and assist with the delivery of this campaign. The Action Group on Elder Abuse is comprised of individuals and agencies concerned about the response to older adults experiencing abuse in family, community, or institutional settings in Calgary. The group has been meeting monthly as a steering committee since January 2004. The group’s vision is “to eliminate the abuse of older adults in Calgary.” Its mission is “to enhance and coordinate the response to abuse of older adults in Calgary.” |
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Contact person: Robert Wiles, Community Worker, Seniors Services Division, City of Calgary
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Event: Longview Link newspaper
article on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day |
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Date: June 9, 2006, Gazette article. Location: Newspaper coverage to Priddis, Millarville, Turner Valley, Black Diamond, Longview, Okotoks, High River, Bragg Creek and Calgary
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Contact person: Michele Geistlinger Telephone: 403-588-3922 |
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If you know of any events planned in your community, please let your provincial liaison know, so we can post it here.
Liaison: Alison Leaney, BC Community Response Network Foundation, edcrns@telus.net
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Event:
"Gears in Motion: Addressing Senior Abuse in BC"
The
BC Council of Senior Citizen Organizations (COSCO) will hold a seniors
conference on abuse and neglect issues for June15th. Over 200 seniors
will participate. See:
www.coscobc.ca/
Click here for a PDF registration form
that can be mailed to COSCO. Or Phone Sheila Gair,(604) 594 -5023. Date: June 15, 2006
Location: Vancouver Trade and Convention
Centre, Vancouver Description: This day conference for
seniors from across the province is intended to raise awareness of
the many faces of abuse and neglect in later life, the impact on people's
lives, and the community resources available to help.
The conference will also feature municipal declarations
recognizing the Day and the issue.
Registration is $20 which includes two coffee breaks and lunch.
Contact:
BC Council of Senior
Citizen Organizations (COSCO)
Sheila Gair, COSCO Secretary
Art Kube Conference Coordinator
Art Kube (604)
576-8000
Telephone: Sheila Gair (604) 594 -5023
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Description:
DVD presentation and panel discussion. A
Panel including representatives from the Police, Public Guardian and Trustee
office, Financial institution, Designated health and service agencies will
discuss the dynamics of abusive relationships and the supports available to
assist seniors in these situations. Time will be allowed for audience
participation, questions and answers. Please come early to guarantee
yourself a seat. Centre seats 60 people.
Free Admission – no registration required Refreshments served
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Date: June 15
Location:
Hillside Seniors Health Centre
Yakimovich Wellness Centre 1454 Hillside Avenue
(Parking available on side streets for two hours or paid parking is behind
Aberdeen)
Times: Resource Fair 11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.;
Presentation 12:00 -1:30 p.m. Finding a Future for Ellen. |
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Inquiries: CRN Co-ordinator Tara Todesco
crnvictoria@shaw.ca
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Location: 3505 30th Ave, Schubert Centre, Vernon BC Date: June 15, 2006 Time: 12:00 – 2:00 PM |
| Description: Luncheon Guest Speaker and Auction ..Food…..Information….and Fun |
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Contact person(s): Elaine Gallacher Telephone: ( 250) 558-4192 |
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Date: June 15, 2006 Location: Northwest Community College, Multipurpose Room 353 5th Street, Prince Rupert Time: 1om to 4 pm |
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Description:
A tea will be held for seniors in and around Prince Rupert to celebrate inclusion and diversity, to educate about abuse of seniors and identify resources available to assist those who are or may be abused. Safety of seniors will be the theme of the day. This event will include RCMP, Fire Department, and information from various designated agencies. The organizers have invited East Indian, Philippino and First Nations Dance groups, a children's choir, high school students and women from the Red Hat Society to serve and assist. This event will have a good cross section of Prince Rupert attending the event. Notes: The Community Response Network, Transition House, RCMP Victim Services, RCMP, the Salvation Army, Friendship House, the Seniors Centre and others are involved with this project.
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Contact person: Pat Russell Telephone: (250) 624-2031 |
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Event: Gregory Steele, Q.C. Award In
recognition of the World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, the CCELS particularly
invites submissions which address senior abuse issues. It will also accept
all papers on legal issues affecting older adults. Email: lwatts@bcli.org
For More Information: www.ccels.ca/conferences.htm
Description: This is a meeting with RCMP, Designated Agencies, and other CRN members,
local newspaper and other media. Information pertaining to senior abuse will
be published. Date: June 15, 2006 Location:
Fernie Women's Resource and Drop In Centre
691A- 4th Avenue
Fernie, BC
Time: Contact person(s): Debra Johnston
Telephone: (250) 423-4687 Event: Friesen Conference "Aging, Ageism
and Abuse: Moving from Awareness to Action" Location: 515 West Hastings Street Vancouver BC
Date: May 11-12, 2006 This day and half conference for
people who work with older
adults is intended to promote debate and critical thinking on public
policy issues that commonly arise around abuse and neglect in later life.
It is intended as a B.C. "lead up" event to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. The conference is sponsored by the Gerontology Research Centre, Simon Fraser University
with the support of BC Coalition to Eliminate Abuse of Seniors & the
BC Community Response Network Foundation. The conference will also host the first BC special
awards ceremony recognizing a) the special contributions of the media,
individuals and organizations in raising awareness of and addressing abuse
issues in later life and b) the development of innovative programs to help
address abuse (and the important role of their funders in making that
possible). Contact person: Melinda Atkins, GRC
Reception
Telephone: (604)
291-5062
Event:
Elder Issues: Preventing Financial Abuse; Planning for the Future
Dates:
May 3rd 10:00 to 12:00 noon
Location: Star of the Sea Community Centre 15262
Pacific Ave. White Rock BC
Wednesday May 3rd
Location: Maple Ridge Seniors Society, 12150 224th
Street, Maple Ridge BC
Date: Thursday, May 4th 9:30-12:00 noon
Location: Vancouver Golf Club, 771
Austin Avenue Coquitlam. Dress code in effect. No denim.
Date : Friday, May 5th 1 pm - 4 pm
Location: Westminster Club, 713 Columbia Street, New
Westminster. Dress code- no denim.
Date: Saturday, May 6th 9 :30- noon
Justice Institute of BC, New Westminster, BC
These
education sessions for seniors are intended to help people explore ways to
protect themselves from fraud , learn about power of attorney fraud,
health care and representation agreement requirements and avoid
guardianship. Contact person: Margaret
Easton
Telephone: (604) 523-7911 If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let your provincial liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it
here.
Liaison:
Susan
Crichton, Elder Abuse Consultant, Manitoba Seniors and Healthy Aging
Secretariat.
Email: scrichton@gov.mb.ca
Manitoba is keeping
information of their activities on a calendar on their web-site at
www.gov.mb.ca/shas/awarenessday/index.html.
For example, communities in Brandon, Flin Flon, Snow Lake, Pilot Mound,
Crystal City, Clearwater, Elkhorn, Altona, St. Jean, Morris, Lowe Farm,
Rosenort, The Pas, and Winnipeg have activities planned, on and around
the Day.
Event:
Manitoba has established a
working group to plan for the World Day.
Several events are currently
being planned, including a special event at the legislature.
Communities throughout the
province are also working on ideas including local community conferences as a
lead-up to the World Day.
To have your Manitoba event
noted here, please contact Susan Crichton.
Date: June 15, 2006 Location:
Manitoba Legislature,
Winnipeg.
Time: 11:00 am-1:00 pm.
Location:
Seniors for Seniors in
Brandon, MB.
Date: June 12, 2006
Contact person(s): Cathy
Gfellner-Donald - Brandon Regional Health Authority
Phone:
204-571-8419 OR
Lori Jones –
Assiniboine Regional Health Authority (Phone:
204-522-4309).
Date: Sunday, June 11, 2006 Location:
Kildonan Park in
Winnipeg.
Time: 12:00- 3:00 p.m. Contact person:
Wendy Singleton, "Partners Seeking Solutions with Seniors"
Telephone:
(204) 669-3300 Email: partners@mts.net Website:
www.solutionsforseniors.cimnet.ca
If you know of events planned in your community
in New Brunswick, please
let your province's liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it
here. Liaison: Jo-Ann Fellows, President,
Third Age Centre, phone: 506-452-0526. Email: 3rdage@stu.ca
Website:
www.stu.ca/research/3rdage/
If you know of any events planned in your community in
Newfoundland and Labrador, please let your provincial liaison
(contact person) know, so we can post it here.
Liaisons:
Rosemary
Lester, Seniors Resource Centre, St. John’s (on behalf of the
Interagency Elder Abuse Committee) Email: info@seniorsresource.ca
OR
Suzanne Brake, Director,
Division of Aging and Seniors, Government of Newfoundland & Labrador, Email:
suzannebrake@gov.nl.ca
The
Premier made reference to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day in
his remarks last week at a provincial conference on healthy aging.
On the
June 15th, Rosemary Lester of the Seniors Resource Centre will be
giving two media interviews. One with CBC in conjunction with the Peter
Gzowski Golf Tournament will link senior abuse and literacy.
Newfoundland and Labrador hopes
to have a local cable TV station program featuring an actor from
Bonavista, performing a piece on abuse of older adults. This will
be followed by a panel discussion. To be confirmed.
The
Seniors Resource Centre, the Division of Aging and Seniors and the
Elder Abuse Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador
are partnering with Iris Kirby House, a St. John's women's shelter, to
celebrate their 25th anniversary on June 15th. Senior abuse issues will
be highlighted at their gala, with awareness displays.
Elizabeth
Siegel in her role as coordinator of the Newfoundland and
Labrador's
elder abuse prevention project has submitted articles to various
newsletters about World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Libra
House in Happy Valley-Goose bay is hosting a lunch at the Friendship
Centre to provide an opportunity for people to learn more about abuse of
older adults and identify what they can do to help prevent and address
it.
If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let your provincial liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it
here.
Liaison:
Barb Hood, Executive Director, NWT Seniors' Society - seniors@yk.com
Communities often hold various
events during that week and the network will promote awareness about abuse
and neglect of older adults through the week. They are communicating the
activities via a poster which will include the slogan and theme items.
This year
June 11-17 has been
designated as Senior Citizen Week in recognition of and to incorporate World
Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let your provincial liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it
here.
Liaison:
Barb
Baker, Elder Abuse Consultant. Email: bakerbr@gov.ns.ca
Alternate:
Jane Cowie, Email: cowieje@gov.ns.cacowieje@gov.ns.ca
Event:
The
Nova Scotia Seniors’ Secretariat is
planning an awareness campaign for 2006, including celebrating World Elder
Abuse Awareness Day on June 15 and supporting Nova Scotia communities to do
the same. The
Secretariat is also:
· developing
a website with information and links on abuse of older adults
· exploring
the development of networks as a mechanism for increasing awareness and
responding to senior abuse at the community level.
Click here for the Nova Scotia
abuse awareness poster and
brochure.
Click here for
community ideas to raise awareness. PDF
If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let us or any of your provincial liaisons know, so we can post it
here. Liaisons: Jolene Kemp, Educator, Email: jody@tbaytel.net Raeanne Rideout,
Central East Regional
Consultant Ontario's
Elder Abuse Strategy, Email:
rrideout@bellnet.ca
Ontario Network for the Prevention of
Elder Abuse (ONPEA) is planning a series of community events around the
province for June15th and throughout the month. Consultant Raeanne Rideout
is working with the Ontario Seniors' Secretariat and the regional
consultants to create various events. Further updates
will be available.
City of Toronto: Joint
activities of all the Toronto Networks are being coordinated through the
Network Chairs meeting.
A joint Seniors Health
Fair is being planned by ONPEA
and the City of Toronto.
The details are pending.
A series of 2 hour plays
are being planned by ONPEA and Ryerson Seniors Theatre. Location: Toronto TORONTO AREA EVENTS
Date: June 7
Time: 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Location: Scarborough Village Community Centre
Contact person: Sue Bailey
Telephone: 416-288-3666 ext 5116
Email:
SueBailey@providencehealthcare.ca
Date: May 20
Location: Queens Park, Toronto
Date: June v15
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Location: Family Service Association of Toronto
Contact person: Marcella or Rosemarie
Telephone: 416-755-5565
Event: Family Community Health Care Date: May 20
Time: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Location: Scarborough Civic Centre
Contact person: David
Telephone: 416-288-3666 ext 4152
Event:
PEACE – Prevention of Elder Abuse Coalition of Etobicoke and York
Launch website and
local resource guide
Senior Health and Safety Fair Location: Local Mall –
all day display of local service providers
Contact person:
PEACE – Prevention of Elder Abuse Coalition of Etobicoke and York
PEACE Co-chair, Donna Hickey, Mental
Health Consultant Seniors Mental Health Services West Park Healthcare Centre 82 Buttonwood Avenue Toronto, Ontario M6M 2J5 Telephone: 416-243-3600 ext. 4536
Fax 416-243-3735 Event: “Journey in the
footsteps” Workshop– SEAN – Scarborough Elder Abuse Network Location:
Time: Contact person:
SEAN Chair, Ingrid Roach Client Services Manager, South Team Scarborough Community Care Access
Centre Telephone: 416- 701-4814 Event: A
workshop/training will be held for service providers on the role of the
Public Guardian and Trustee Office, within the month of June. North York
Elder Abuse Network Location:
Time: Contact person(s):
North York Elder Abuse Network Chair, Jeffrey Cole Client Services Manager, North York
Community Care Access Centre 45 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 700,
North York, Ontario, M2N 5W9
Telephone: 416-229-8642
Fax 416-229-6037 Event: DEWN – Downtown
Elder Abuse Network St. Christopher Hats Troupe will
perform as part of a larger City of Toronto event planned at City Hall with
the Toronto Seniors Advisory Committee to the Mayor and all of the 4 Toronto
Networks – a seniors health and information
fair – seniors will be bussed in from
different parts of the City - done in partnership with City of
Toronto - this event will be free for
everyone including seniors and service providers - the Toronto Police will also be
involved in planning this day Date: June 15 Contact person:
DEWN, Chair, Joan Berndt Event: Other Important Events
Some smaller events
will be organized by organizations such as Rexdale Women’s Centre to
recognize the day – an afternoon of story telling by seniors of their
groups for anyone in the community – another afternoon of cultural poetry
is being organized – Organization is being done by the agency
The Harold and Grace
Baker Centre will be hosting a dinner and presentation evening for seniors
at the end of May to recognize elder abuse awareness day. Includes
presentation and a panel discussion
A
put-luck lunch of 9 different social-recreational
cultural groups of the North York Seniors Centre –not on June 15th but as
part of the recognition of senior abuse awareness day. Again, the agency
will be doing the organizing.
Warden Wood Seniors
Centre has already started working on an intergenerational quilt,
seniors of the Centre’s 11 groups and their grandchildren – the process
will be documented and photographed and they have offered to place it on
ONPEA’s website. NORTHEAST ONTARIO Event:
Thunder Bay Community Elder Abuse
Prevention Committee is having the 5 mini conferences and will be
celebrating WEAAD during the month. These include Dryden, Red Lake,
Kenora, Sioux Lookout, Fort Francis. Date: Not confirmed
June 15 (Thunder Bay)
Contact Name: Evelyn Bakich, Chair Sister Margaret Smith Centre Box 3251, 35 Algoma St. N,
Thunder Bay, ON P7B5G7 Telephone: 807 343 2425 Fax: 807 343 9447
Lee Stones, Regional Consultant, Northwest Ontario,
Ontario Strategy
to Combat Elder Abuse
Telephone: 807-343-8563 Local contacts Dryden Elder Abuse Prevention
Committee Natalie LeGros, Chair c/o Older Adults Program 52 Van Horn Ave. Box 525 Dryden, ON P8N 2Z2 Tel: 807 – 223-8841 Email:
nlegros@cmhaff.ca Contact: Red Lake Elder Safety Committee Ruth Londry, Chair Mailing address – P.O. Box 1336, Red
Lake, Ontario POV 2MO Telephone: 807 727 1100 Email: rlondry@goredlake.com Fort Francis Seniors Coalition Gerri Yerxa 414 Scott St. Fort Francis, ON P9A 1H2 Tel: 807 274 3515 Email:
gyerxa@cmhaff.ca Sioux Lookout Candle Committee Alyson Martin, Chair 75-5th Ave. Sioux
Lookout, ON P8T 1B4 Tel: 807 737 4996 Email:
amartin@slmhc.on.ca Kenora Seniors Safety Coalition Sue Briggs Box 493, 610 Lakeview Drive, Unit
40 Kenora, ON P9N3P7 Email:
sbriggs@cmhaff.ca
Date: June 7
Time: 1 p.m.-4.pm.
Location: Marathon Seniors Club, Thunder Bay
Date: June 13
Time: 7 p.m.-9.pm.
Location: 55 Plus Center, Multipurpose Room, Thunder Bay
Telephone: 807-343-8563
Date: June 15
Time: 1 p.m.-3.pm.
Location: Pottery House, Lakehead University, Thunder Bay
Telephone: 807- 343-8563 Event: Sudbury
Elder Abuse Committee
Media Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness Day Article submission
to local newspapers.) Elder Abuse Workshop June 15 Contact person(s): Lorraine Mercer (Chairperson) Box 1225,
Station “B" Sudbury, Ontario P3E 4S7 Telephone: 705-524-5738 Event: Elder Abuse
Prevention Committee of Sault Ste Marie and Area
Media Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness Day Article
submission to local newspapers.) date: June 15 Contact person(s):
Rocco Martone Mailing Address:
514 Queen Street Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 2A1 Telephone: (705) 945-6905 Fax: (705) 945-6864 Event:
Timiskaming Elder Abuse Task Force Media Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Article submission to local newspapers.) Date: June 15, 2006 Contact person(s):
Colette Wright Mailing address: c/o Carole Rivest
CCAC 111 Burnside Drive, Kirkland Lake, ON P2N-3P9 Telephone Number: (705) 945-6905 Event: Elliot Lake
Seniors At Risk Committee
Media Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness Day Article
submission to local newspapers.) Pre-recorded interview to be presented on
the noon-hour program. Moose 94.1 FM Radio; Mall display Date: June 15
Contact Name: Sandra Pilon-Nicholls Mailing Address: 70 Spine Road,
Elliot Lake, P5A 1X2 Telephone: 705-848-7182 ext.2228 Event:
Cochrane District Elder Abuse Awareness Program Media
Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness Day Article submission to local newspapers in
Timmins, Cochrane Smooth Rock Falls, Kapuskasing, Hearst French/English)
Kapuskasing Francophone Networking Day (June 6 2006)
Reveille-toi Arthur play and educational sessions for francophone
stakeholders residing in Hearst, Kapuskasing, Smooth Rock Falls, Cochrane
and other villages near by. French only. Timmins
Networking Day Reveille-toi Arthur play French/English and educational
sessions English only (June 7, 2006) Contact person(s):
Dianne Kruithof Cochrane - SRFalls VCARS P.O. Box 2592 Cochrane, Ontario P0L 1C0 Telephone: 705-272-2598 Fax:
705-272-2628 Event: North Bay
and District Seniors Abuse Network -Media Blitz (Elder Abuse Awareness
Day Article submission to local newspapers.) -Seniors Abuse Network annual
Conference (location TBA) Date: June 15 Contact person:
Monica Piercy-Lumley Telephone Number:
cell 492-7079 Event: Elder Abuse: a Community
Response Conference Date : June 7, 2006
Location: Davidson Centre, 601
Durham Street, Kincardine, ON
Time: 8 am - 4 pm Contact person: For information or to
register, contact United Way of Grey Bruce
Telephone: 519-376-1560
Date: June 15
Time: 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. ($10
ticket)
Location: Lord Dufferin Centre, Orangeville, ON
Contact : Pat
Telephone: 519-941-6012
Description: Notable speakers include Michael Stones and Lee Stones.
police services and the
Sponsored by: District Mental Health Services for Older Adults Program with
the Ontario Strategy to Combat Elder Abuse. Location: Dryden
Click here
for poster
Date: Tuesday June 20th
Time: 9 am to 11:30am
Location: Dryden Go-Getters Activity
Centre, 84 St. Charles Street Contact person:
Nathalie Legros
Telephone: 223-8972
Date : June 15, 2006
Location: Lion's Park Auditorium
Time: 12 noon - 9pm Contact person: VOICES Against Elder
Abuse for further information 519-751-3331
Date: June 15
Time : 11- 1 Location: Central
Library, Burlington Contact: Jill Rutka,
905-331-1963
Date: June 15
Time: 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. ( 10$
ticket)
Location: Sackville Hill Seniors Centre
Telephone: 905-521-2100 ext 74202
Date: June 15
Time: 1 p.m. -4 p.m.
Location: Newmarket Seniors Meeting Place
Contact person: Marcella or Rosemarie
Telephone: 905-895-1334 ext. 6510
Email: ms-pos@msn.com
Date: June 15
Time: 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m.
Location: Oshawa Seniors Citizen Centre
Contact person: Sharon
Telephone: 905-576-6712 ext. 2847
Date: June 15
Time: 11 a.m. -1 p.m.
Location: Burlington Central Library ( Central Park)
Event: Aging with Dignity, Honour and Respect
Description: This special event sponsored by Haldimand Norfolk
Community Response Network involves presentations by
Haldimand Norfolk
Community Response Network
Frauds and Scams: Paula Wright, Community Service
Officer, Ontario Provincial Police
Portrayals of Abuse: Joan Hill
Also includes, lunch, community agency displays and
door prizes.
Date:
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Location:
Ebenezer Christian
Reformed Church, Talbot Street, Jarvis
Times:
10:00 a.m.
Registration is free
but limited.
R.S.V.P. to 905 765-6591 by June 1, 2006
Event: Awareness/ Recognition
Quilt, Conference and Proclamation Location:
Eastern Counties and Akwesasne Time: Contact person: If you have any questions
please contact Denise Paquette, Elder Abuse Program Coordinator
Telephone: 613-932-3451 Description: The
Community Response Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse for the
Eastern Counties and Akwesasne has established a committee to plan for
June 15th World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. The
Network is using the expertise of a local quilt guild in designing a
quilt. One third of the quilt will have pictures from their Taking
Care: A Safety Guide for Seniors. Four blocks on the quilt carry
messages on security, dignity and respect, autonomy-independence,
and freedom in both official languages.
In the last 14
squares, different senior groups in the five Counties and Akwesasne will
embroider and paint a message regarding abuse or neglect of older adults,
with the group they represent. The goal is to have all areas represented
and the messages in different languages - French, English, Dutch, and
Mohawk. This will represent the diversity of the population of the Eastern
Counties and Akwesasne. Some of the ideas captured may be prevention
slogans drawing on message the seniors groups consider important to get
across. The
Network will also be hosting “The CHOICE CONFERENCE", with a great
line of guest speakers who will talk about various approaches to abuse and
neglect in later life. The conference will have some vignettes performed
by Joan Hill followed by interactive discussion. The
Network is hoping to have local M.P.P. proclaim World Elder Abuse
Awareness Day at the conference with the unveiling of the quilt. They are
working to have articles in the local papers with examples of various
types of abuse. EASTERN ONTARIO Event:
Elder Abuse Prevention Steering Committee under the Council on Aging of
Ottawa In Ottawa, the police
officer teaching program will be held. Plans include a super launch on June
15 with media coverage. There will also be open houses at different
locations in the City. Contact:
Barbara Burns, Chair
101-1247 Kilborn Place
Ottawa ON
K1H 6K9
Telephone:
613-789-3577 Event:
Response to Elder Abuse, Prevention &
Awareness Coalition for Renfrew County have plans to make a flag. Contact person:
Chair - Caitlin Bridges
Co-Chair: Kim Sheppard
Marianhill
600 Cecelia St
Pembroke ON
K8A 7Z3
Telephone:
613-735-6839 ext 231 Event: Ross Memorial Hospital is
hosting a full day Elder Abuse Conference on June 15, 2006. Location: Lindsay, ON Time: Contact person: For more information
please contact: Sheryl Wallis, Ross Memorial Hospital
Telephone: 324-6111 ext 4256. Event: B.A.S.S.I.C.
(Bringing an Awareness of Senior Safety Issues to the Community) has
developed a 2006 injury prevention calendar which identifies senior abuse issues
for June. Event:
The Grey Bruce Community
Care Access Centre (CCAC) will hold their
first Elder Abuse conference on June 7th, leading up to Seniors Day and
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Date: June 7, 2006
Location & Time : TBA Contact person(s): TBA Telephone: TBA Email:
general@gb.ccac-ont.ca
Website: www.gbccac.ca/saan.cfm SOUTHERN ONTARIO
Date: June
15, 2006
If you know of other events planned in your community
in Prince Edward Island, please
let your provincial liaison (contact person) know, so we can post it
here.
Liaison:
Judy
Lynn Richards, University of Prince Edward Island & PEI Centre for Health
and Aging.
jlrichards@upei.ca
Prince Edward Island Seniors Federation will partner with
the PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women in their Purple Ribbon
Campaign, with an emphasis on education about senior abuse. The Federation
will be asking seniors clubs to participate in this campaign.
Date: June 15
Location: Various locations across Prince
Edward Island
Time: Contact person(s): Jackie Doran MacLeod
Telephone:
Date: To begin in the weeks prior to June 15 and week of June
15, onward. Location: Doctors’ offices, pharmacies, churches, seniors’
organizations.
Contact person(s): Jill Wakelin
Telephone:
Date: Week prior to June 15 Location: Downtown Charlottetown, CHTN Office Contact person(s): Casey McGannon
Telephone:
Description: Students from local public and high schools are
creating posters which reflect a positive image of seniors in our
communities, the theme is “Seniors are Special.” Date: Week prior to June 15 Location: CARI Centre, UPEI Campus (just outside of Seniors’
Active Living Centre)
Time: Contact person(s): Gloria McGinnis-Perry
& Connie Auld
Telephone:
A number of abuse issues including seniors’ rights and power of attorney
will be addressed by experts. For more information call Joan Sills at
789-6424 or e-mail Dianna Eakins at
eakinscomm@cogeco.ca.
If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let your provincial liaison know, so we can post it
here.
Liaisons:
Helene Wavroch, Quebec Network Against Elder Abuse (RQCAA) Email:
helene.wavroch.rcass@ssss.gouv.qc.ca & Maxine
Lithwick (CSSS Cavendish-site René-Cassin), Email:
mlithwick@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
On June15th RQCAA launched a book written by 97 year old Mimi Jolis.
In this biography, the author warns aging reader about the potential
vulnerability seniors can become victims of. A victim of financial abuse and
neglect, Mrs. Jolis wanted to show seniors that one “does not throw in the
towel” even at 97 years old when you are abused. Abuse must be denounced at
all times.
Event:
Table de concertation contre les mauvais traitements faits aux personnes
aînées de l'Estrie Christian Bergeron - tél: 819-821-1170, poste 2256
Courriel
christian.bergeron@USherbrooke.ca
Production d'une affiche pour annoncer la
Journée internationale de sensibilisation pour contrer les abus envers les
aînés (Affiche à télécharger-à
www.rqcaa.org).
Activité de juin à Granby
Pour l'occasion du mois de la prévention des abus faits aux aînés, le
Centre de Soutien au Réseau Familial de Granby vous invite à une rencontre d'échange sur le
sujet. Nous nous questionnerons sur les types d'abus et de négligence existants, du
comment cela survient et à qui on peut les dénoncer. C'est donc un rendez-vous au: Centre de Soutien au Réseau Familial 843, rue Cowie à Granby le 15 juin de 13h30 à 15h30 Pour de plus amples renseignements sur cette activité ou pour vous
inscrire, n'hésitez pas à contacter Isabelle ou Marie-France au (450) 375-9115. Nous vous attendons en grand nombre pour cet échange !
In Quebec, the Conseil des aînés (Council of Elders) will be working with the RQCAA
(Quebec Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse)
Plans:
Together with the seniors committee, RQCAA have sent a solicitation for
organizations throughout the province encouraging them to plan activities
for the World Day. It is anticipated that this solicitation will also go to
all the seniors' organizations, the CLSC's, long-term care facilities,
police etc. in Quebec.
These activities will be identified on the RQCAA web
site. There will also be a prize given to a new innovative project.
Submission deadline for these projects is May 15th. The prize will be
announced on June 15th. Event: RQCAA Launches
2006 Elder Abuse Awareness Calendar
Description: This calendar is part of a fund-raising
package that the Reseau is launching in 2006. Date: January 2006 Contact person(s): TBA Telephone: TBA Email:
info@rqcaa.org Website: www.rqcaa.org/ Event:
RQCAA Launches 2nd Awareness Campaign. Date: April
2006. Contact person(s): TBA Telephone:
TBA Email:
info@rqcaa.org Website: www.rqcaa.org/ Event:
ACFAS Conference on Elder Abuse, 'La violence envers les aînés... moi je
partage ma boîte d'outils' Date: May 15-16 2006 Location:
McGill University, Montréal
Description: This yearly
event is structured as workshops that deal with abuse issues less commonly
addressed (such as abuse of older males, abuse in institutions, abuse in ethno-cultural
communities), etc. Contact person(s): Please contact
Pierre Dubois, assisting with the general direction of the RQCAA. Phone (514) 488-3673 extension 1487 or by
email: pierre.dubois.rcass@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
Pour tous renseignements supplémentaires, veuillez
contacter Pierre Dubois, assistant à la direction générale du RQCAA, au
(514) 488-3673 poste 1487 ou par courriel pierre.dubois.rcass@ssss.gouv.qc.ca Website: www.rqcaa.org/
If you know of any events planned in your community, please
let your provincial liaison know, so we can post it
here.
Regina Area Liaison:
Idi Idem, (social work student) c/o Senior Education Centre, Centre for
Continuing Education, University of Regina. Email: seniors@uregina.ca She will be working under Kerrie Strathy, Division Head,
Seniors Education Centre. Idi
can be reached at: 306- 585-5706.
Description: A Community Rally to make Prince
Albert a violence free city. Date September 22, 2006.
Click Here Location : Prince Albert, SK
Event
Name: “My World…Your World …Our World – Free of Elder Abuse,” World Older
Adult Abuse Awareness Day Workshop
Description: Saskatoon City Council has proclaimed
June 15, 2006 Older Adult Abuse Awareness Day. Saskatoon Council on Aging and partners are sponsoring
a full day workshop with Judith Wahl, Executive Director of the Advocacy
Centre for the Elderly, Toronto, as plenary speaker addressing “Older Adult
Abuse: the Hidden Crime;” a panel “ Older Adult Abuse - the Saskatchewan
Context” with Saskatoon resource people, Sarah Nixon-Jackle (health),
Lucille Lamb (law), Brian Trainor (law enforcement) and Rita Field (crisis
intervention); an opportunity for those in attendance to participate in
“conversations that matter” about older adult abuse and explore “questions
that invite the exploration of possibilities” through the World Café
process. In her summary remarks Judith Wahl will address the question of
advocacy. Cost is $20. and includes an educational package, lunch
and 2 nutrition snacks. See brochure on the SCOA website:
www.scoa.ca. Date and Time of Event: June 15, 2006, 8:00a.m. – 4:00
p.m. (8:00 - 8:45
a.m. registration, 8:45 a.m. program begins.) Location: McClure United Church, Corner of Taylor St.
and McKercher Avenue 4025 Taylor St. E.
Saskatoon, SK Name of Contact Person(s): Saskatoon Council on Aging Community
Services Village #301, 506
– 25th St. E. Saskatoon,
SK S7K 4A7 Telephone: (306) 652 – 2255 (Saskatoon Council on
Aging) Email: admin@scoa.ca Event:
Saskatoon Elder Abuse Workshop.
Description: The Task Force
on Older Adult Abuse of the Saskatoon Council on Aging, has established a
World Elder Abuse Awareness Committee to plan World Day activities.
Membership of the
committee, like that of the community based Council, consists of seniors,
people working with seniors and interested in the Council’s work in the
promotion of the dignity, health and independence of seniors. With Candace Skrapek as
chair, Saskatoon's Committee is making plans for this workshop. Date: June
15, 2006. Location: TBA Time: TBA Event:
Abuse Awareness Noon Forum sponsored by the Seniors Education Center
Special Invited Speaker:
Nuelle Novik (University of Regina, Social Work) Location:
Gallery Building Room 106 .Seniors Education Center-University of Regina
Center for Continuing Education College Avenue at Cornwall Street,
Regina Date: June 15, 2006 Time: 12 noon-1: 15 PM Contact
person: Idi Idem
Telephone: 306-585-5706. Email:
idem99id@uregina.ca Event: Presentation to local RCMP on abuse of
older adults. Dates: February 15 and March
10 Location: TBA Description: This is an ongoing
education exercise between the Seniors Education Center and the RCMP to
provide information to new cadets.
If you know of events planned in your community
in the Yukon, please
let us know, cspencer@shaw.ca
and we will be happy to post
it here.
Event:
Yukon Council on Aging (YCOA Whitehorse)
invited Adult Protection Unit to present a 3 hour education session for
Seniors and Elders about Adult Protection, including a 20 minute skit
Margaret’s Story about abuse and
neglect performed by local seniors.
A group of seniors has approached the Unit
staff to be involved in writing more scenarios and putting them on the new
Community TV channel and other senior events, including their monthly
pot-luck suppers.
Date : May 23, 2006
Date : May 23, 2006
Time: 7 p.m.
Location:
Tourism
Building Theatre, Whitehorse The
Yukon government hopes to highlight their new adult protection legislation
during that week as part of broader public awareness building.
Early June is also designated Senior Week in the Yukon and the government hopes
to work with the Yukon Council on Aging on planning events. This year, Seniors
Week is June 11-17th. Event:
Yukon Council on Aging (YCOA Whitehorse) Seniors Information
Workshops. This
series of three workshops is intended to help seniors become more
aware of their rights and plan for their future.
Dates:
April 25 focussed on Human Rights Act May 9 focussed on advance directives in the Yukon -
planning for your future health and choices May 23 focussed focussed on abuse neglect of older
adults (physical, financial and emotional) Location: Golden Age Centre,
Whitehorse, Yukon Contact person: Dorothy Drummond, Yukon Council on
Aging Phone: 867-668-3383 Event:
Yukon Council on Aging (YCOA Whitehorse)
invited Adult Protection Unit to present a 3 hour education session for
Seniors and Elders about Adult Protection, including a 20 minute skit
Margaret’s Story about abuse and
neglect performed by local seniors.
A group of seniors has approached the Unit
staff to be involved in writing more scenarios and putting them on the new
Community TV channel and other senior events, including their monthly
pot-luck suppers.
Date : May 23, 2006 Nunavut's contact person
for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is Catherine Foo, Senior Policy
Analyst, Department of Culture, Language, Elders and Youth. Email:
CFoo@GOV.NU.CA
Tel: (867) 975-5506 If you know of events planned in your community
in Nunavut, please
let us know, cspencer@shaw.ca
and we will be happy to post
it here. No events currently identified. Visitors to this page
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Description: The Canadian Centre for Elder Law Studies (CCELS) is committed to promoting student work in the areas of study which consider legal issues affecting older adults. Papers in both official languages are welcome. The prize includes a $500 Canadian
honorarium,
guaranteed Elder Law Conference presentation of the accepted paper,
Conference expenses and some travel assistance.
Contact person: Laura Watts
Event:
"Senior Abuse Awareness"
Email: fwrc@shaw.ca
Description:
Email: gero@sfu.ca
Description:
Event:
An event recognizing World
Elder Abuse Awareness Day will be held at the Manitoba legislature.
The
event will include speakers, entertainment and a light lunch.
Event:
Abuse Awareness Conference: "My
world, your world our world – Free of Elder Abuse”.
Description:
The Brandon and Assiniboine regions are planning a one day conference for
service providers and older adults. The day will include speakers,
entertainment and a lunch. The afternoon will include a question and answer
period.
Event:
Partners Seeking Solutions
with Seniors is planning a picnic to recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness
Day. This will be an intergenerational event including games, face painting
and more!
The
Division of Aging and Seniors of the Department of Health and Community
Services is promoting World Elder Abuse Awareness Day at a Public Service
Exposition at the government's administrative headquarters.
Event:
In Newfoundland and Labrador, the
Provincial Minister of Health together with the Minister Responsible for
the Violence Prevention Initiative will issue a joint media release.
Event:
The first full week of
June is Senior Citizen Week in the NWT. Senior Citizen
Week focusses on seniors’ contributions and positive roles in the North.
Event:
On June15th, the NWT
will recognize the special contributions of a key community member
in a special ceremony.
This dedicated woman has worked very hard over the years to raise
awareness of abuse of older adults and to establish safe places for older adults
in the NWT experiencing abuse or neglect.
Event:
There will be a provincial proclamation and media event at Province House on
World Elder Abuse Awareness day. This is part of the Nova Scotia Seniors
Secretariat Elder Abuse Strategy on the Prevention of Elder Abuse.
Event:
4th Annual Celebration of Life
Description: Door prizes; over 50 exhibitors; loot bags
and entertainment
Event:
Celebrate and Recognize Your Seniority/ World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: Meet with MPP; live music & free lunch
Event:
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: Refreshment and light lunch.
Description: A focus on mental health issues in the
community; people with intellectual disabilities, and services.
Description:
Email:
dhickey@westpark.org
Description: Living life in the city
as a poor senior for service providers – but not on June 15 -- within the
month
Email:
ingrid.roach@scarborough.ccac-ont.ca
Email:
jeffrey.cole@northyork.ccac-ont.ca
Description:
Email:
rberndt@sympatico.ca
Description:
Description: This includes hosting a
mini-conference in Thunder Bay on that day. Communities all around the
NWO will be proclaiming the day and candle-lighting with seniors and Mayors
etc.
Event:
Seniors Safety and Security
Description: Focuses on financial abuse, physical
safety and mental health
Event:
Evening Seniors Safety Workshop
Description: This workshop focuses on
emotional safety; financial safety and physical safety.
Event:
Celebration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: Cake and refreshments; celebrate seniors.
Email:
rocco.eapc@algomavcars.ca
Email:
wright@ntl.sympatico.ca
Email:
spnicholls@sjgh.ca
Email: csrvcars@puc.net
Email:
tarotbymonica@yahoo.ca
Event:
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: Guest Speakers; financial frauds (TD Bank);
Frauds and scams (Orangeviille police)
Event:
Safety for Seniors Workshop
Older Adult Program
Event:
VOICES Against Elder Abuse is hosting World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: A day event focusing on awareness of senior
abuse and reinforcing the need of respect towards older adults. This
is a community gathering with all aspects of our community young and aged,
focussing on education, entertainment, speakers etc.
Admission free
Event:
Detective Cathy Griffin
of the Halton Regional Seniors Crime unit, in conjunction with Jill and
Jeremy Rutka, founders of "The Children of Christmas Past" are
sponsoring activities at the Central Library in Burlington to help build awareness for
seniors in the community about abuse and community resources to help.
Event:
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Description: Dinner and Video Preview
Event:
Seniors' Awareness Day
Description: A wide ranging
presentation for seniors on protecting financial interests; power of
attorney --know the facts; seniors rights; personal safety; scams and
fraud prevention.
Event:
Seniors' Awareness Day
Description: Live presentation, Joan
Mill; keynote speaker Rick Tout; Launch website, brochure, DVD.
Event:
World Elder Awareness Day
Description: Community displays, give ways &
light refreshments
Email:
baburns@sympatico.ca
Event:
The Chatham Kent area Elder Abuse Committee held a special
walk on
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
The
Premier of Prince Edward Island has proclaimed June 15th as World
Elder Abuse Awareness Day in the province.
Event: Awareness campaign by Front Line
Workers
Event Description: Front line workers, from across PEI,
who work with abused adults, will be in the local co-op grocery stores with
displays and booths in order to raise awareness about the abuse of seniors.
Email:
jmdoran@ihis.org
Event: Poster Awareness Campaign
Description: Posters from the Federal/Provincial/Territorial
Ministerial Committee on Elder Abuse will be distributed across the Island
to raise awareness about the abuse of older persons.
Email: jkwakelin@ihis.org
Event: CHTN Radio Public Service
Announcement and Interview
Description: Public Service Announcement and interview with the
Co-Chairs for the PEI Committee for the Awareness of Elder Abuse.
Email:
caseymcgannon@eastlink.ca
Event: Student Poster Presentation “Seniors Are Special”
Email:
gjmcinnis@ihis.org
Event:
The Rowanwood Retirement Residence on Rowanwood Road in Huntsille is marking
the day with educational seminars for local seniors from 1 to 4 p.m.
Event:
For
details on RQCAA plans and events for June 15th and beyond,
click here for
press release.
Event
Name: Mayor's Proclamation
Event:
Yukon
Territorial Government will proclaim World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
in the Yukon on June 15th.
Event:
Yukon International Story Telling Festival
is putting on a story telling event by seniors and elders on June 15th
for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
Email:
dorothydrummond@klondiker.com
since January 22, 2006.
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