Elder Abuse


What is Elder Abuse & Its signs?


Elder Abuse is defined as any act or omission that harms a senior or jeopardizes his or her mental or physical health,moral,dignity,respect or well being. Elder Abuse can take place in the home, in a residential setting, or in the Community. Victims of Elder Abuse may show signs of:

Depression, fear, anxiety, passivity.
Social withdrawal.
Lack of food, clothing, and other necessities.
Changes in hygiene and nutrition (e.g. signs of malnutrition).

How much it affects the family.

Unhappiness in the family, disturbance ,low prosperity, noncompetitive , stressed and tensed relationship between elders and family members especially in-laws and children will be affected more.

Structure of our families.
Traditional families comprise of father, mother, sister in-laws, brother in-laws, children, grand children. If not a joint family, at least there should be healthy family gatherings.

 

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5th Computer Batch
Jan 2008

Fundraising Dinner
Jan 12, 2008

4th Computer Batch
Oct 27, 2007

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Health Awareness
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July 14, 2007
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