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We are an ageing society, and we continue to live longer. Consequently, its never been more critical to keep people in their homes for as long as possible and as healthy as possible. Some of the keys to supporting people living independently are to be proactive.

While it is understandable that seniors would want to remain in their own homes for as long as possible, it can be hard on their children, who worry that something will happen while they are alone.

A disease like dementia makes it hard for those who suffer from it to function as they once did. Dementia wreaks havoc on a person’s memory, turning their familiar surroundings into the unknown.

Do you have a senior relative that you check in on?  Do you have elderly neighbours or know someone whose approaching retirement?  Then you must have heard about the atrocities that have happened against these individuals over the last few months in the city.

For any home owner, a crime such as a break and enter, robbery or assault are challenging at best.  For Senior Citizens that may be living on fixed incomes, these crimes can be especially difficult. How do we best protect some of our most vulnerable citizens?