Recently fraudsters impersonated CNPEA, claiming to assist someone recover previously lost funds. The target spotted the fraud and reported it. Thanks @canantifraud for letting us know!
More info on the "Recovery Pitch": https://t.co/UnYEMBvz7Z
New report by @NIAgeing highlights the experiences of older women in CA with regards to financial security, social isolation, ageism, healthcare access etc. A must read to inform programmes & policies for a population that is too often overlooked.
🚨 New Report: Experiences of Older Women in Canada: Findings from the NIA's 2025 Ageing in Canada Survey
Women in Canada are living longer than men—but many are ageing with greater financial insecurity, loneliness and exposure to ageism.
Today, the NIA, in partnership with @ILCCanada and with support from Women and Gender Equality Canada, released Experiences of Older Women in Canada: Findings from the NIA's 2025 Ageing in Canada Survey. This is the first report in a three-part research series examining how gender shapes the experience of ageing in Canada.
The findings reveal that older women, particularly those with inadequate incomes and those who are racialized, face barriers to financial security, social participation and health care access.
As Canada is now a super-aged society, targeted policies are needed to ensure all older adults can age with confidence.
The 2025 Ageing in Canada Survey is a nationally representative study capturing the experiences and perspectives of Canadians aged 50+, conducted with support from @Manulife and Waltons Trust.
📊 Read the report: https://t.co/upOc4rMwM5
#AgeingInCanada #OlderWomen #HealthyAgeing #GenderEquality
Bill C-16 Receives Royal Assent: Progress on Coercive Control, But Gaps Remain for Elder Abuse Victims - Read the #ElderJusticeCoalition's statement:
https://t.co/6kh3NsjGNo
Accessible, affordable housing is key to help us age in place, on our own terms, safe and free from harm. CNPEA was honoured to support this submission by our colleagues at @NIAgeing :
🏠 Submission to the National Housing Council Review Panel on the Lack of Accessible Housing in Canada
Accessible housing is essential to ensuring that all Canadians can age with dignity, independence and security.
The NIA was pleased to submit recommendations to the National Housing Council's Third Review Panel on the lack of accessible housing in Canada in partnership with Canadian Coalition for Seniors' Mental Health, @CdnHomeCare, @cnpea, @CanAgeSeniors, @HelpAgeCanada, @ILCCanada and @NPFederation. Together, we highlighted the urgent need for more affordable, safe and accessible homes that support older adults and people with disabilities.
Our submission calls for:
✅ Mandatory universal design standards in new housing
✅ Increased investment in accessible non-market housing
✅ Stronger protections against displacement and housing insecurity
✅ A rights-based approach to housing policy
As Canada's population ages, accessible housing must become a national priority.
https://t.co/0xJZhzCGFJ
Well, it happens to the best of us: our website has been hacked. Right now, https://t.co/hITuL6b36s cannot be reached and visitors are being redirected to some suspicious looking sites instead. Please bear with us while we sort this unfortunate situation out.
🌐 Ageism affects us all.
Join the Canadian Coalition Against Ageism (CCAA) to protect rights and promote dignity for every generation.
📢 Become a member: https://t.co/yi2GW0XGCh
#EndAgeism#ILCC#CCAA
When we pay attention to how ageism shapes our thoughts, our feelings, and our reactions, we create space for something else.
You have the power to change the story. Interrupt the pattern. Choose how you think, feel and act about aging: https://t.co/wAn2OQGsDD
#AgeWithAttitude
Preventing mistreatment of older people starts with ending ageism. Uplift the voices of older people. Recognize their rights and their value. It is the first step towards protecting human rights and dignity at every age. #WEAAD2026#AgeWithAttitude
If you want to know more about the role of elder abuse prevention networks and where they can be found, check out our national strategy Future Us and the map of networks: https://t.co/f4Jb38XggA
#WEAAD2026#BeBold#AgeWithAttitude
Many thanks to @PeelCrimeStopp for having us on their podcast to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day!
Give it a listen to learn more about mistreatment of older people, how to prevent it and where to find help: https://t.co/rwLrTfh0dj
#WEAAD2026#BeBold#AgeWithAttitude
We all deserve to lead happy, safe and healthy lives, free from abuse and harm, at all ages.
Help us raise awareness and prevent elder abuse for #WEAAD2026#BeBold#AgeWithAttitude
Throughout Canada, there are local & Provincial / Territorial organizations dedicated to providing support and education on the prevention of mistreatment. In Manitoba, #PEAM & @AandOSupport are there to help you. Learn more: https://t.co/3AcPsCVvJn
#WEAAD2026#AgeWithAttitude
Today is #WEAAD2026, a day to come together, raise awareness about preventing the mistreatment of older people and promote safe and healthy aging in our communities so we can all #BeBold and #AgewithAttitude
Stop the Scam Project: Take our survey and help CNPEA develop the fraud-prevention tools you need!
Share your views before June 19!
https://t.co/hGjACmitE2
#WEAAD2026 is just around the corner.
Our friends at #EgaleCanada will be hosting a virtual presentation on Dementia and Substitute Decision-Making: Guidance for 2SLGBTQIA+ Communities, on June 15 from 12pm to 1pm ET. More info at:
https://t.co/aRn7yHzGji
Looking to do something different for #WEAAD2026?
Dementia Justice Canada has arranged a free guided group tour of the Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa.
When: June 15, 2026, 11:00 a.m. ET
Only a limited number of spaces remain. Request a spot today:
https://t.co/qm8HwsRN3p
For #SeniorsMonth, the @CdnBankers Association has launched a Financial Abuse Prevention Hub. It features resources to learn about financial abuse prevention, Powers of Attorney, appropriate use of joint accounts and more: https://t.co/ehf4Znw3Z4
#SeniorsMonth#WEAAD2026
June 1st is #IGDay in Canada! Intergenerational interventions have been recognized by @WHO as a key tool against ageism. They also help reduce social isolation and thus can help reduce risk for mistreatment.
Find out more on @i2isociety 's website: https://t.co/AJuwo269rL