Our Mission
Elder Financial
Protection Network works to prevent financial abuse of elders
through innovative partnerships that build public awareness,
drive community outreach and provide professional training.
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Save the Date: March 26, 2009
All California financial institutions are now required
by law to report suspected elder financial abuse.
Be Wise: Recognize and Report Elder Financial
Abuse is the premier elder financial abuse prevention
training program available
for financial institution
employees.
- Products and Services
- Order video, DVD, Toolkit, or online training (pdf:479kb)
- Preview video introduction (MOV: 3kb)
- Elder
Financial Abuse Policy for Financial Institutions ~
NEW! (pdf:212kb)
- Free Community Resources
- Updated Financial
Abuse Reporting Form (Soc 342) with Instructions (pdf:27kb)
- Adult
Protective Services County Contact List (pdf:138.5kb)
- Law
Enforcement Contact List by City (pdf:121kb)
- Senate Bill No.1018, Chapter 140 (pdf:153kb)
- EFPN's Client List
- Training
Clients (pdf:249kb)
- We salute our Training Clients & Partners for their
commitment
to
protecting
elders
from
financial
abuse & exploitation!
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Elder Financial Protection Network
could not exist without the
generous support of our sponsors
and friends. We would especially
like to thank First Bank and
Western Payments Alliance for
their help in fighting elder
financial abuse.
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Support our work to prevent financial abuse of elders by making
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In addition to
helping
prevent
elder
financial
abuse, your company or organization can receive further
benefits
from
partnering with EFPN:
- Affiliation with a reputable, progressive nonprofit organization
- Increased brand awareness from program sponsorships
- Goodwill and positive image recognition
- Community Reinvestment Act credit (for banks)
Partnership information (pdf:158kb)
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 is pleased to sponsor the California District Attorneys Association's
2008 Elder Abuse Symposium
December 2 - 5, 2008
Hyatt Regency Fisherman's Wharf -- San Francisco, CA
The CDAA Elder Abuse Symposium is the largest elder abuse education
gathering in California. This three and one-half day multi-topic
seminar is designed for prosecutors investigators, law enforcement,
adult protective services administrators and case workers, state
and local agencies, and victim advocates. The symposium will provide
information on how to identify, investigate, and prosecute cases
involving elder and dependent adult abuse. While serving as an introduction
to those new in the field, this symposium will also address the
latest issues and techniques for the more experienced in elder abuse
prosecution.
NEW SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBIT OPPORTUNITIES!
SPONSORSHIP
A portion of the proceeds of sponsorship as a result of this distribution are
donated to EFPN to support the prevention of financial abuse through elder
education.
Sponsors Receive
Prominently
displayed signage promoting
your organization as a sponsor
Your company's literature displayed on a special
table close to the seminar
Recognition during welcome ceremonies and/or
during sponsored event
Recognition in conference seminar materials
Additional recognition as noted under each
category
Luncheon
Wednesday - $5,000
Four (4) lunch tickets, opportunity to briefly promote your company, some event customization
Bingo Spot! - $250 per square
(Ten squares available) Ensure vendor traffic with a bingo square!
Seminar Materials Sponsor - $1,500
Company name/logo printed on the seminar materials
Attendee Lanyards - $1,000
Company supplies seminar attendees with company lanyards that are visibly worn throughout the seminar
Conference Bags - $2,000
Company supplies seminar attendees with company bags that are distributed to attendees.
EXHIBITS
Exhibit
Fees - $350
Wednesday, December 4, 2008 9:00a.m. - 2:00p.m.
Questions call (916) 443-2017 or egrigat@cdaa.org
Erin J. Grigat, Training Consultant
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The Reporter (pdf:414kb)
See The Reporter Blog for updates.
- International News
- Throw momma from the train, AGE WELL
By Dr. Esther G. Ebenezer
thestaronline, August 10, 2008
- Families abuse elderly by Deanna Harris - Whangarei Leader
www.stuff.co.nz, July 29, 2008
- Significant elder abuse in Otago,
by Elspeth McLean and Sarah Harvey
Otago Daily Times, July 7, 2008
- News
- Study:
Over
10
Percent
Of
Older
Americans
Suffer
Abuse NEWSInferno.com,
August
20,
2008
- Few
doctors
report
abuse
of
elderly
patients,
by
Tracy
Breton,
Journal
Staff
Writer,
projo.com,
The
Providence
Journal,
August
10,
2008
- Taking action toward prevention of elder mistreatment
amednews.com, July 28, 2008
- Battin
bill now law, easing seniors'
court testimony,
by Jake Henshaw, The Desert
Sun, July 2, 2008
- Marin
forum
on
preventing
elder
abuse,
by
Nancy
Isles
Nation,
Marin
Independent
Journal,
June
25,
2008
- Advisory from the Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security, House Ways and Means Committee, June 17, 2008
- Stopping
elder financial abuse, by
Jenefer Duane, Carolyn Rosenblatt
and Tonia Wasley, Marin Independent
Journal, June 15, 2008
- A Victim's Daughter Fights Back Against Elder Abuse, elder-abuse-cyberray.blogspot.com, June 15, 2008
- Lee’s
Summit
woman
charged
in
'terrible
case'
of
elder
abuse,
KansasCity.com,
June
3, 2008
News Room Archive,
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Current
News,
Legislation
and
EJA
Activity
The
Elder
Justice
Coalition
Photo Galleries, Attendee Lists, Sponsorship Lists, Videos
- Bank workers foil senior swindle in North Fort Myers, by Rachel Myers, news-press.com, September 4, 2008
- NextSteps:
Sons think stepmother
overstepped power of attorney,
by Jan Warner and Jan
Collins, Publisher Post
Gazette, July 22, 2008
Be
Wise:
Prevent
Scams,
Fraud
and
Identity
Theft
2008
Education
& Training
Details
- Fairfax,
August 19, 2008,
News
Release (pdf:
600k)
- Clayton, June 5, 2008
SIRS
- Oakland, May 21, 2008
International Association of Workplace Employees
- San Francisco, April 29, 2008
Visitation
Valley Community Senior Center Big Gym
- Novato, April 11, 2008
All Saints Lutheran Church
Sponsorship pending
- Des Moines, IA, April 10, 2008
Downtown Central Library
- Seal Beach, April 1, 2008
California National Bank, Seal Beach Branch
Education
& Training Archives
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