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If you or someone you know is at immediate risk or harm call 911
For 24 hour support and referral, call Family Violence Info Line 310-1818

If you or someone you know is at immediate risk or harm call 911
For 24 hour support and referral, call Family Violence Info Line 310-1818

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Grow the Conversation – Taking Action Against Elder Abuse - What Will You Do?

Information Session on Power of Attorney (PoA)

This event is recognizing World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). The purpose of WEAAD is to raise awareness about the global issue of elder abuse and promote efforts to prevent and respond to it.

Join the CORE Alberta Elder Abuse Team and guest presenter and lawyer, Eleanor Carlson for this event. Eleanor Carlson will share information about the role Power of Attorney (PoA) documents play in the prevention of elder abuse. She will also explore the potential harms that may arise through this process.

This presentation is led by the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council (AEAAC) and the CORE Alberta Elder Abuse Group. This event is an opportunity to take action against elder abuse, grow the conversation, explore resources in your community, and discuss prevention strategies.

Click here to register.

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What is the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council?

The Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council is a group of Albertans dedicated to increasing awareness and supporting a community response to elder abuse. The AEAAC was first formed in 2002, since that time we have undergone a name change, developed a new logo, developed resources, hosted several learning events, and became a non-profit society. Our history page can share the full scope of council work. What has never changed in that time is our dedication to raising awareness and addressing elder abuse.
AEAAC Our Story- 20 years in 2022

Canada’s fastest growing population is over the age of 65 and rapidly becoming vulnerable to abuse that can rob older adults of their well-being and dignity.

● A province-wide network of professionals
● Representing communities across Alberta
● Promoting the well-being and security of older adults
● Working to increase community awareness
● Developing resources to address and educate about elder abuse

Please click here to review our Strategic Plan.

Interested in becoming a member? Please visit our Membership page.

If you are concerned about a loved one or someone in your community, please click here to find the closest agency to contact for help.

Alberta Seniors and Housing

Thank you to Alberta Seniors and Housing for their ongoing support as a Funder and Partner

Our Values

Our belief is that no one organization has a broad enough scope to address the complex issue of elder abuse in its entirety. A truly effective community response involves many stakeholders working in collaboration.

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