Scams and fraud can have serious and lasting effects on older adults, affecting their finances, emotional well-being, and sense of security. In a 2025 report to Congress, the Federal Trade Commission estimated that, after accounting for underreporting, older adults lost up to $81.5 billion to fraud in 2024. This webinar will highlight underlying factors and […]

This webinar provides an overview of key programs administered by the Administration for Community Living (ACL) that support the rights, health, and financial security of older adults and people with disabilities. It is designed for both the general public and federal stakeholders, with a focus on how federal policy translates into community-based services. Agency: Administration for […]

This webinar highlights interdisciplinary approaches to preventing elder mistreatment through education, training, and legal collaboration. Dr. Valerie Bearden (University of Arkansas GWEP) will present a comprehensive training model that equips frontline professionals, caregivers, and community partners to identify and respond to elder abuse. Dr. Aida Wen (University of Hawaii GWEP) will share an innovative partnership […]

This session will highlight national data from LSC-funded programs to illustrate the scope and impact of civil legal aid in preventing and addressing elder abuse. The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion featuring LSC grantees who will share diverse approaches and strategies for addressing elder abuse, including unique challenges faced in their respective […]

You are invited to a national webinar on the FDIC financial education curriculum, Money Smart for Older Adults (MSOA). The MSOA program raises awareness among older adults and their caregivers on how to prevent fraud, scams, and elder financial exploitation. Webinar participants will also hear from the SEC about approaches to prevent investment scams.  Agency: Federal Deposit […]