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SUMMARY:March is Fraud Prevention Month
DESCRIPTION:March is Fraud Prevention Month\, a month of activities and events that aims to help Canadians recognize\, reject and report fraud.  Did you know that the fight against fraud starts with you? The old saying is true: knowledge is power. Avoiding fraud is all about knowing how to recognize the signs\, reject the claims that seem too good to be true and reporting them to the authorities.  Seniors and vulnerable adults are frequently the targets of scams. Fraudsters continue to target Canadians\, stealing their hard-earned money and leaving them devastated. The latest data shows Canadians lost approximately $97 million to fraud. \nTips to Protect Yourself Against Fraud \n\nNever give out your personal\, confidential information over the phone\nProtect your banking information\, never reveal your PIN or passwords to anyone\nNever pay money to claim your money or a prize\, there should be no processing fee\nKeep your personal information safe\, an identity thief will go through garbage and recycling bins\nBe skeptical\, if something seems too good to be true\, it probably is\n\nHelp keep yourself and other vulnerable adults safe by sharing information about scams with them.  At times\, vulnerable adults can feel confused or pressured\, you must be informed that it’s okay to hang up the phone or delete an email.  Fraud prevention is a responsibility we all share. \nFor more information\, please review our financial abuse resources or contact your local CRN.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/national-fraud-prevention-month-2024
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SUMMARY:It’s Not Right! Online Workshop
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join us for this dynamic online workshop.  Learn how to recognize the warning signs of abuse among older adults and determine how to respond safely and supportively.  True to life scenarios are explored to facilitate discussions and to build skills.  The agenda will include: \n\nExamples of the warning signs/risk factors of adult abuse and learning how to recognize them.\nDiscussions about ageism.\nVideo scenarios of situations of abuse and neglect.\nSkill building opportunities (how to respond safely/supportively and how to have conversations about suspected abuse).\n\nCome join us – everyone is welcome! Register now or email programs@bccrns.ca for more information.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/its-not-right-mar-5
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SUMMARY:Provincial Learning Event: Behind the Wheel - Navigating Road Safety as We Age
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join BC CRN’s March online Provincial Learning Event: Behind the Wheel – Navigating Road Safety as We Age.  BC CRN is pleased to welcome ICBC Road Safety Coordinator Kathleen Nadalin who will be providing tips to help aging drivers stay safe on the road.  Learn how to support older adults with valuable driver safety information including: \n\nDriving today\nSelf-assessment\nAssessing driver fitness\nThe Enhanced Road Assessment (ERA)\nTips for seniors & refresher of rules of the road\nStaying mobile!\n\nRegister now. \n  \nSpeaker: \nKathleen Nadalin – ICBC Road Safety Coordinator \nAs an ICBC Road Safety Coordinator\, Kathleen works closely with community stakeholders and partners such as police\, community volunteers\, school board and municipal representatives. She works collaboratively on developing\, executing\, and evaluating road safety programs and projects of varying size and complexity. \nShe is responsible for campaign and project budgets and allocating funds to effectively promote and support road safety initiatives. She is also a primary point of contact for media and community stakeholders on loss prevention and road safety programs and initiatives within the Tri-Cities. \nKathleen is competent at conducting large scale presentations to enhance awareness of road safety and loss prevention issues to various stakeholders and acts as a technical resource on loss prevention and road safety programs and products. \nKathleen started her career at ICBC in 1998 in the Driver Licencing Division and was quickly promoted to the Customer Contact Department. In 2000\, she was promoted into her current role in Road Safety. \nKathleen has a degree in Business Administration with a focus on Entrepreneurial Leadership and a diploma in Marketing Management and a diploma in Business Management from Douglas College. \nKathleen resides in Port Coquitlam with her husband and two children. \nRegister now.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/ple-icbc-mar-24
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