Elder Abuse and Neglect: What Volunteers Need to Know is an introductory elder abuse workshop. This workshop has been created for volunteers who work with older people and Boards of Directors of organizations that serve aging clients. There are 3 types of resources available here:
Responding to Elder Abuse and Neglect:Challenges for Health Care and Social Service Workers The purpose of the Counterpoint Project is to help health care and social service providers negotiate the various legal and ethical challenges in elder abuse prevention and response. The resources...
Financial literacy is a complex concept. In the context of working with older adult consumers, financial literacy include understanding advance financial planning and mental capacity issues, recognizing elder financial abuse, and knowing what you can do if you or someone you know...
Click here to download a free copy of the manual Financial Literacy 102 - A knowledge based approach to preventing financial abuse of older adults: a guide for professionals. The CCEL shares copyright of this manual with BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support (BC CEAS).
