World Elder Abuse Awareness Day in 2021

Don't cross the line. Today on #WEAAD2021 we have released new resources to help keep on the right side of the line when acting under Enduring Powers of Attorney and tips for recognising and preventing financial elder abuse. https://t.co/NIogEEdzlM https://t.co/xvaeTrUjod

— ADA Australia (@_ADAAustralia) June 14, 2021

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day and we stand with all those organisations and individuals committed to protecting the health, wellbeing and rights of the older members of our community. There is no excuse for elder abuse. #WEAAD https://t.co/5IKvxAxRyU

— Mallee Family Care (@MFCare) June 15, 2021

50 assaults a week in aged care homes. 50. Mostly women. World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. #EnoughIsEnough https://t.co/DI1do0wRBj

— @March4JusticeAU (@march4justiceau) June 14, 2021

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and there's no excuse for elder abuse! If you would like more information about understanding, preventing or responding to elder abuse, you can read more from @ElderAbuseAct: https://t.co/pWZ6nxIq3p #WEAAD2021 https://t.co/PuZIMC3nXL

— BallyCara (@ballycara) June 15, 2021

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day ❤️💛🖤 Elder abuse is any act which causes harm to an older person and is carried out by someone they know and trust such as a family member. Elder abuse can be a form of family violence and support is available. #ElderAbuseAwarenessDay https://t.co/ya0UIqf5vL

— Djirra (@DjirraVIC) June 15, 2021

Today on #WorldElderAbuseAwarenessDay, Dementia Australia is calling for all Australians to make themselves aware of the different forms elder abuse can take & to be alert to vulnerable Australians, including people who live with dementia. More here: https://t.co/SB6ryOfnB0 https://t.co/ZHGRAWEAui

— Dementia Australia (@DementiaAus) June 14, 2021

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day #WEAAD2021. In a virtual event with Parliamentary Secretary for Health Anthony Carbines, Professor Briony Dow presented @NAgeingRI data addressing the concerning increase of #elderabuse during the #COVID19 pandemic. https://t.co/GDz5TmqqYq https://t.co/lfsFBql5u7

— MARC (@Melb_ARC) June 14, 2021