PARIS, France / INPEA / April 27, 2009
The International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA) and its partners have announced a day conference on July 5, 2009 in Paris, France, which will take place during the first day of the IAGG conference.
It will focus on learning and understanding about elder abuse and the importance of the “1991 UN Principles for Older Persons.”
The conference is the centrepiece of activities taking place around the globe to raise awareness of elder abuse. Other events include cultural, educational, art and social activities.
All are designed to increase understanding that elder abuse is a social and human rights issue that can be prevented.
INPEA has designed a Resource Tool Kit to assist individuals and groups to participate in this global event. To access this Resource Tool Kit, go to: www.inpea.net
For more information on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, please visit: www.inpea.net
April 27, 2009
WORLD: July 5, 2009 declared World Elder Abuse Day
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PARIS, France / INPEA / April 27, 2009
The International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA) and its partners have announced a day conference on July 5, 2009 in Paris, France, which will take place during the first day of the IAGG conference.
It will focus on learning and understanding about elder abuse and the importance of the “1991 UN Principles for Older Persons.”
The conference is the centrepiece of activities taking place around the globe to raise awareness of elder abuse. Other events include cultural, educational, art and social activities.
All are designed to increase understanding that elder abuse is a social and human rights issue that can be prevented.
INPEA has designed a Resource Tool Kit to assist individuals and groups to participate in this global event. To access this Resource Tool Kit, go to: www.inpea.net
For more information on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, please visit: www.inpea.net
PARIS, France / INPEA / April 27, 2009
The International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse (INPEA) and its partners have announced a day conference on July 5, 2009 in Paris, France, which will take place during the first day of the IAGG conference.
It will focus on learning and understanding about elder abuse and the importance of the “1991 UN Principles for Older Persons.”
The conference is the centrepiece of activities taking place around the globe to raise awareness of elder abuse. Other events include cultural, educational, art and social activities.
All are designed to increase understanding that elder abuse is a social and human rights issue that can be prevented.
INPEA has designed a Resource Tool Kit to assist individuals and groups to participate in this global event. To access this Resource Tool Kit, go to: www.inpea.net
For more information on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, please visit: www.inpea.net
