Elder Financial Protection Network (EFPN) announces the 5th annual "Call to Action" event with keynote speaker, Bob Blancato, National Coordinator, Elder Justice Coalition on March 26, 2009 in San Francisco, California. "Call to Action" will address the current economic crisis and its effects on California's senior community. A morning conference program "Building Bridges~Sharing Best Practices" will bring key experts together with community advocates to step-up the effort to stop the growing crime of elder financial abuse. More than 300 representatives from financial institutions, law enforcement, adult social service agencies and the professional legal community are expected to attend.
Jenefer Duane, Founder and CEO of EFPN: "The exploding incidences of abuse and exploitation of elders affects more than two million victims annually in this country."
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Elder Financial Protection Network Presents 5th Annual 'Call to Action' Program to Examine the Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Elderly March 26, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Jenefer Duane, Founder and CEO of EFPN: "The exploding incidences of abuse and exploitation of elders affects more than two million victims annually in this country."
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Elder Financial Protection Network Presents 5th Annual 'Call to Action' Program to Examine the Impact of the Economic Crisis on the Elderly March 26, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
3 comments:
I would hope this event will include the financial exploitation, embezzlement and fraudulent billing by the guardians with court approval in the guardianship, conservatorship racket.
My thoughts are: Highly unlikely
I agree, financial exploitation by the system won't even be thought of. But, the fact that they're having this type of meeting is a beginning.
Hopefully some conservatorship victims can attend this event and bring notice to the plight of those who suffer unjustly as victims of conservatorship abuse.
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