All seniors in B.C. have the right to live with dignity, safe from abuse of any kind
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BCCEAS has produced many useful resources and publications that you are able to order copies of.
Please choose from our resources that are available for order (listed below), and contact us to let us know how many copies you require and where we should send them. Also, please feel free to contact us for details on prices or any other questions you may have.
BCCEAS thanks you for your interest in ordering our publications and resources. The proceeds of your purchases help contribute to the necessary work to assist B.C. seniors that are isolated and suffering from the effects of elder abuse.
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This video accompanies the Community and Justice System Working Together Kit. However, it also can be used as a “stand alone” video.
This video tells the story of “Ellen” who leaves her own home to live with her daughter. Once she is living with her daughter she is isolated and her daughter gains access to her money. This video is a good discussion starter about how to recognize abuse and how to help someone in Ellen’s situation.
Money Matters for Seniors: An Interactive Video Workshop
Developed by B.C. CEAS, this interactive video workshop:
Legal Issues for Seniors: A Training Manual
Legal Issues for Seniors: A Training Manual contains materials designed to empower a senior, a volunteer, or a person who works with seniors, to recognize and deal with legal issues that may come up and to demystify the legal process.
Facilitators providing training to volunteers who work with seniors will also find this manual useful.
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This education kit was developed to assist people who are working to prevent and stop abuse and neglect of seniors. The kit contains a 20-minute DVD entitled Finding A Future for Ellen with discussion guides for presenting the film as well as a PowerPoint presentation and speaker’s notes on CD. Information sheets and handouts for both presentations are also included.
The purpose of this kit is to support people in communities around British Columbia to:
