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Polaron Languages Service invited Seniors Rights Victoria to participate as guest speakers on Ticker Talk, to discuss how we supports multicultural communities.

Primary prevention aims to stop abuse from occurring in the first place by changing the attitudes and social conditions that drive it

If you’ve got a smartphone you have all you need to take part in SRV’s new video project. We are creating videos to help people think about what’s important to them, to plan ahead.

Crime Stoppers Victoria have released a five-part podcast series ‘Elder Abuse – Prevention and Protection’. Including interviews with staff from

Thanks to funding from the Victorian Government’s Integrated Services Fund, SRV has been working in partnership with Dementia Australia. We have produced a series of videos to help people plan ahead.

On June 15th, Seniors Rights Victoria held its annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day flagship event online. The focus of

Seniors Rights Victoria is happy to welcome you to our new website. We hope you find the information you need.
We’ve also had a logo refresh.

COTA Victoria is seeking applicants for a its Board of Directors. This is a voluntary position.

Many situations can lead to the formation of intergenerational households, where several members of different ages from the same family live together. These households can bring joy and opportunities for different family members to bond and support each other.

The annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) Forum focussed on ageing this year. The panel discussion, Conversations on Ageing was facilitated by the Victorian Commissioner for Seniors, Gerard Mansour. Gerard is also the Victorian Ambassador for the Prevention of Elder Abuse.

This video series offers a guide about why it’s important to plan for your future, how to talk to those you trust, what decisions they may need to make for you, and what you can do if you decide you are not happy with the decisions they make.