[Speak My Language] Elder Abuse

Speak My Language, conversations about ageing well

Speak My Language: Conversations about ageing well Source: Ethnic Communities Council NSW

‘Honour and trust – what to do when trust is broken and you feel hurt and alon’


With the rise of the number of elder abuse cases, it is of great importance that this is discussed with carers, families and listeners on air. The topic demystifies what elder abuse is, describes the various kinds of elder abuse and different ways of identifying when elder abuse is present.

Guest speakers will discuss how they have been able to address elder abuse in their own lives and health professionals will reflect on positive changes that can occur when there is intervention.

Tips and guest advice are incredibly moving and inspirational in this topic.

• Living well, safe and free of abuse is a human right.

• It happens in all communities and to people from all different backgrounds.

• Support is confidential and it is important to find out more.

• The national number to call and to link into someone who speaks their language

• Steps to take to help yourself or someone in need.

NSW elder Abuse Helpline 1800 628 221

Translator and interpreter Services (TIS) 131 450

 

[The full story is available on the podcast above]

Anna Kim, Assessor (Sydney Northern Aged Care Assessment Team) and Pauline Kim, Bilingual Facilitator
Anna Kim, Assessor (Sydney Northern Aged Care Assessment Team) and Pauline Kim, Bilingual Facilitator Source: SBS Korean



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