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A listing of services and programs that address the needs of older adult victims of violence in Canada. In this edition, 280 programs and services are listed by province, from the east to west coast and within each province and territory, alphabetically by town or city.
Source: Public Health Agency of Canada
In this fact sheet, 'abuse of older adults' refers to violence, mistreatment or neglect that older adults living in either private residences or institutions may experience at the hands of their spouses, children, other family members, caregivers, service providers or other individuals in situations of power or trust.
Source: Department of Justice Canada
This overview paper is intended to introduce the reader to the realities of the abuse of older adults in institutions. It discusses the recognition and prevention of abuse, and describes the responsibilities of institutions and health care workers for reporting abuse.
Source: Public Health Agency of Canada
Safety and Security Information for Seniors
Source: Public Safety
Abuse of seniors occurs more often than reported. Why? What are the signs of abuse and who are the abusers? How can it be prevented? What help is available?
Source: Public Health Agency of Canada
While there is no universally accepted definition of senior abuse, the Toronto Police Service defines it as harm to someone over the age of 65 by someone in a position of trust or authority.
Source: Women's Health Matters
Thinking safety - in your home, away from home, on the street and in your vehicle. In PDF format.
Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Information related to this topic.
Source: Canada Health Portal
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