CAPE – The Roadmap After being Scammed
April 30 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 am
Join professional peers for a confidential review of a case involving what to do after the scam has been discovered and how to help an advocate determine the next steps. We will be joined by John Wilson, AARP Fraud Helpline responder and State Volunteer President. He will explain the different between the Fraud Watch Helpline and the Victim Support Lines at AARP, and share other resources available to victims. Help your peers and your practice. RSVP for LINK.
About CAPE
Experience has shown that the problem of elder abuse is best addressed as a multi-disciplinary effort with a strong foundation at the local level. CAPE is a collaborative effort in Fairfield County to help prevent elder abuse, co-led by the Southwestern Agency on Aging and the Mozaic Center for Elder Abuse Prevention. Professional aging service providers, organizations serving older adults, as well as community members have been working together since April, 2008 to mitigate and reduce elder abuse. The group hosts professional trainings and awareness events, such as observance of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Contact us to get announcements about training, research, and events.
RSVP to Laura Snow Robinson, Director, Mozaic Center for Elder Abuse Prevention at lsnowrobinson@mozaicsl.org or 203-396-1097 to attend, receive reminders, or to submit a case for review.