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Monday 24 June - 9am–2pm8.30am Registration Canterbury League Club, 26 Bridge Rd, Belmore
Join us for this FREE workshop to find out about:
•Home and fire safety;•Seniors’ rights and the law;•Fraud and crime prevention;•Finances and the law;•Elder abuse;•Healthy living and nutrition;•Staying socially active; and•An interactive stay standing workshop.
Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Registrations close Monday 17 June. Click here to register online or call 9789 9594.
The following programs are run to promote the safety of seniors at home or out in the community.
People who cannot maintain their own smoke alarms, live in their own home with limited domestic support and are aged over 65 or have a disability can request assistance to install a battery operated smoke alarm or replace a battery in an existing alarm. The SABRE Program is offered in partnership with Fire and Rescue NSW.
Seniors Groups can request a safety talk for their members which will include information from local police on how to avoid crime at home, over the phone or out in your neighbourhood. These talks also include information from our Road Safety Officer on how to look after your safety as a pedestrian and while driving a car. They are presented in partnership with NSW Police.
Most years, as part of our Seniors Week program, we offer our always popular safer driving workshop for seniors which includes tips for maintaining driving skills later in life, the latest information on changes to NSW road rules and the opportunity for an on-road driving assessment by a qualified driving instructor.
For more information, contact our Customer Service Centre on 9707 9000.
