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Facts on elder abuse
Government of AlbertaUse this resource to learn about all the types of elder abuse that goes on in communities and in families and how you can help the victims.
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Financial abuse of seniors
Government of AlbertaLearn the signs of financial abuse by reading about Janet’s story. If you suspect that a senior you know is a victim of financial abuse, use this resource for ways to address the problem and ensure that they feel safe.
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Avoiding Sitting Disease: Time to Get Active!
American Senior CommunitiesSeniors can fall into a routine quickly which eventually leads to a sedentary lifestyle that is not the best for their health and well-being. In fact, this type of lifestyle can lead to an increased risk of chronic disease and decreased life expectancy. Use this resource for ways to start getting active again and put your health in your own hands.
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