2025 BC CRN Conference: Preventing Abuse Through Community Connection
October 7–9, 2025 River Rock Resort & Casino, Richmond, BC It only happens once every three years, and 2025 is the year! The BC CRN
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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
BC CRN Spotlight: Meet Cathy Holmes, BC CRN Regional Mentor for Central Vancouver Island
When Cathy Holmes joined the BC Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN), she brought an exceptional depth of experience, unwavering compassion, and an enduring
Council to Reduce Elder Abuse Drives Prevention in British Columbia
Reducing elder abuse requires more than just awareness. It calls for a coordinated, well-resourced effort rooted in community knowledge, cultural sensitivity, and sustained support. For
BC CRN Spotlight: Meet Lorna Penner, Regional Mentor for the Northeast
For Lorna Penner, joining the BC CRN as Regional Mentor for the Northeast felt like a natural extension of her lifelong passion. “Throughout my whole
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).
Seniors’ Advocates Join Forces to Raise Awareness of Elder Abuse
In the lead-up to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD), BC CRN partnered with the Office of the Seniors Advocate, Seniors First BC, Family Caregivers
BC CRN Celebrates National Indigenous People’s Day
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, the BC Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN) honours and celebrates the diverse cultures, contributions, and resilience
BC CRN Spotlight: Meet Cheryl Stinson, Regional Mentor for North Vancouver Island
Cheryl Stinson didn’t come to BC CRN by chance – she came by choice, experience, and with a clear commitment to helping older adults age
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,
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