CRNs in the Community: Communities Unite for WEAAD 2025
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) 2025 was an inspiring and action-packed time across British Columbia. Communities from every corner of the province found creative ways
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CRNs in the Community: Shining a Light on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
On June 15th, Community Response Networks (CRNs) across the province joined together in powerful and creative ways to recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD).
CRNs in the Community: Community-Led Approaches to Prevent Abuse and Neglect
Across the province, Community Response Networks (CRNs) have been actively engaging older and vulnerable adults through a wide range of events designed to promote safety,
BC’s Community Response Networks prepare for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15
Last year, the Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Katzie, Community Response Network planted and shared over 300 purple iris bulbs with the community. Today, they are
CRNs in the Community: Creative Solutions for Safer Aging
Community Response Networks (CRNs) across BC have introduced a range of compassionate initiatives designed to support older adults’ safety, connection, and well-being. These projects have
CRNs in the Community: Building Community Connections and Awareness with Heartwarming Winter Events
Our CRNs have been busy continuing to foster safer, more connected communities across the province! Some of the activities featured this month include an intergenerational swimming
Frosty Brought the Fun to an Intergenerational Celebration in the Shuswap
Story and Images Submitted by Maryann Baker, Shuswap CRN The South Shuswap Community Response Network, in partnership with Sorrento Retreat and Conference Centre, held their
CRNs in the Community: Cultural Celebrations and Social Empowerment
Our CRNs have been busy this February putting their hearts into showing their communities how much they care. Activities this month included care packages to
CRNs in the Community: That’s a Wrap, Let’s Start the New Year
January has been surprisingly dry and sunny for our many communities across the province; offering a great view of the planetary alignment. It’s always good
CRNs in the Community: Finishing the Year and Spreading Holiday Cheer
Feature photo credit: Logan Lake CRN – Seniors Coffee Social As winter settles over the province, our CRNs are busy delivering educational workshops and hosting
