Seniors Rights Victoria only has capacity to respond to calls from older people experiencing or at risk of elder abuse. If your matter is an emergency, please call 000. If you are a concerned friend or family member, please encourage the older person to call us or click here for access to information and resources.
If you are working with people who have been diagnosed with dementia, their carers, loved ones and/or those appointed with power of attorney our videos provide a simple way to:
There are five short videos, each covering one topic. The videos include examples of real-life situations, as well as clear advice from Seniors Rights Victoria’s legal team.
There is also one longer video, Planning Your Future, covering all topics.
Feel free to share links to the videos, or if you would like to facilitate a discussion with the people you work with, you can use our discussion guides and handouts. These will help you ensure they understand the videos and the information contained in them.
We recommend showing each shorter video, followed by a discussion, before moving on to the next. We have included a discussion guide for each video, as well as a PDF document with the key points in the video, that you can offer as a handout.
If you are in Victoria and are experiencing or at risk of elder abuse, help is available through our confidential helpline on 1300 368 821.
If you are a concerned friend or family member, please encourage the older person to call us or you can access information and resources here. You can also find a lawyer via the Law Institute of Victoria website.
If it is an emergency, call 000.