Start Planning for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2022 (#WEAAD2022)
This World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) on June 15, 2022, we are inviting Canadians of all ages to become a champion of elder abuse
Year: 2022
BC CRN’s Gatekeeper Program is now See Something, Say Something: Reducing Risk for Older Adults
Sherry Baker, BC CRN Executive Director: “We are happy to announce that we have taken the opportunity to rename our Gatekeeper program to See Something,
CRNs At Work
Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Katzie CRN A sub-committee of the Seniors Network, the CRN hosted an online event on Feb. 14 to bring seniors together
Volunteer of the Month: Snehlata Mathur, Agassiz-Harrison CRN
Our local volunteers come from all walks of life. Many of them are retirees, like Snehlata Mathur (pronounced: snay-LAH-tah), who, while closing professional careers, open
BC CRN Spotlight: April Struthers, Regional Mentor – Sunshine Coast
BC CRN’s team of Regional Mentors helps communities establish Community Response Networks (CRNs). Mentors provide ongoing local support in the coordination of responses to abuse,
Provincial Learning Event | March 15, 2022: Digital Security Skills and Resources for Seniors
Registration is now open for this session. This session is geared to organizations that support seniors and who are interested in teaching seniors the digital
Campaigns and Professional Development Events
National Fraud Prevention Month 2022 Provincewide for the Month of March March is National Fraud Prevention Month. Every year, thousands of Canadians fall victim to
South Asian Seniors in Surrey have a CRN “of Their Own”
Surrey is the province’s second-largest city by population after Vancouver, and the third-largest by area after the cities of Abbotsford and Prince George. Its population
Social Prescribing Program Coming to Langley
Social prescribing is an approach that empowers primary care providers to connect people to community support services and activities to improve health and well-being.[1] Just
CRNs At Work
The holiday season was a busy one for our local Community Response Networks (CRNs)…and it looks like the momentum hasn’t stopped! Please click on the
