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'Grim Truth about Elder Abuse'

June 27, 2013 at 11:19 AM

Elder Abuse Awareness Week behind us now we are constantly reminded of the need to respect honour and protect our elderly folks. The recent spate of burglaries and violent attacks on pensioners is in fact a regular dose but one that has received much media attention. Here is an interesting opinion in the NZ Herald to reflect on as we explore ways we can individually and communally safeguard the wellbeing of our elderly family members, friends and colleagues



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