Finding Home
Posted on January 15th, 2011 in Uncategorized. Tags: , , ,
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Our first Finding Home™ seniors dialogue series on Elder Financial Abuse was with a multicultural seniors group. The dialogues were hosted by North Shore Neighbourhood House and John Braithwaite Community Centre. During the dialogues participants explored the meaning of home, ways family members can take advantage of seniors, and strategies to prevent elder financial abuse. Out of the dialogues they have started a phenomenal Victims To Champions Seniors Speakers Bureau and have already spoken at Seniors Day, North Shore Services To Seniors Coalition, North Shore police, City Council, and have several other speaking gigs lined up. In addition, they have created a flyer on ‘Tips on Personal Power’ for seniors and are currently working on a video project.

Applause for Champions Speakers on the North Side

Applause for Victims to Champions Speakers on the North Side

Check out the Victims to Champions mural..

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One Response to “From Victims To Champions – A New North Shore Seniors Speakers Bureau”
  1. Comment by David Gowmon — March 28, 2011 at 10:55 am

    As a seventy-four year old North Van senior – still fully active in the business world – I have first hand knowlege and experience on how pervasive senior abuse, including financial abuse, is – across the board.

    Please call me at 604-897-8347, maybe I can help.

    Thank you,

    David Gowmon

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