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  • CCR: Coordinated Community Response to Abuse of Seniors – A Whole Community Approach

  • A Practical Guide to Elder Abuse and Neglect Law in Canada

  • Introducing the New and Improved Practical Guide to Elder Abuse and Neglect Law in Canada

  • Canada HomeShare: A Pathway to Social Inclusion

  • Elder Abuse Response in BC Should not be Modeled after our Child Protection System

  • Hidden and Invisible: Seniors Abuse and Neglect in British Columbia

  • Generational Allies bringing Older LGBQT2SI+ Adults Stories to Light

  • Aging with Rights: Ending Elder Abuse in Canada

  • World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Events by BCCRNs

  • New Project: Generational Allies

  • Loneliness Among Aging Offenders - Causes, Impacts and Responses

  • Webinar Bullying between Older Adults in Communal Settings

  • Video: Take Time For Seniors

  • Health Care Decision-Making: Legal Rights of People Living with Dementia

  • Promising Practices for Women Across Canada Who are Older and Fleeing Abuse

  • Practice Guidelines for Seeking Consent to Care Facility Admission

  • Fact Book on Aging in B.C. and Canada

  • Study: “Protecting Vulnerable Persons: A Grounded Theory Socio-Legal Examination of Elder Abuse Laws and Response in BC"

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