“One-stop-shop” for senior resources over two days
Roseville, Calif. – On September 12, 2024 Placer County residents will be able to attend a “one-stop-shop” for senior resources at Placer PROTECT’s annual senior resource fair. Then, on September 17th, Placer Protect will hold a series of seminars between the hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The resource fair is being held at the Maidu Community Center in Roseville from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Free legal clinic, resources & more
Over 60 resource providers will be participating including Placer County Adult Protective Services, the Alzheimer’s Association, and more.
Day 1: September 12
Community resources
Criminal prosecutions
Senior scams
Elder abuse + prevention
Emergency preparedness
Senior health + wellness
... and more!OPPORTUNITIES
Paper shredding (2 box max) with AARP
Free legal clinic with the Legal Services of Northern California
Free technology clinic with BEST BUY
Coffee with local officials
Salvation Army is providing a limited number of lunches to senior attendeesDay 2: Seminars (Sept 17th)
Learn about senior scams, healthy living, and how to protect yourself as you age.
- 10:00 AM: “Six Pillars of Brain Health”
- 11:00 AM: The 10 Signs of Alzheimer’s
- 12:00 PM: Legal Services of Northern California: Housing: Landlord and Tenant Information
- 1:00 PM: Elder Abuse and Scams
- 2:00 PM: Medi-CARE 101
- 3:00 PM: Mental Health Crisis
Supporting Seniors
“These resources are truly a culmination of all the hard work of our Placer PROTECT partners to support the senior residents of our county,” said Deputy District Attorney and Placer PROTECT coordinator Shannon Quigley. “The partnership and resources available in our county are unmatched and a wonderful example of why Placer County is such an amazing place to work, live, and retire.”
To ensure the safety and protection of the county’s senior citizens, the Placer County District Attorney’s office established Placer County PROTECT a multi-disciplinary task force team dedicated to elder abuse investigations, victim support and community awareness.
PROTECT stands for Providing Resources and Outreach to Elderly Citizens Together. This team is composed of the District Attorney’s Office, victim services, adult protective services, local law enforcement agencies, nonprofit organizations and community representatives.
Connect with local resources
“How a community protects, serves, and supports their senior community effects the quality of life in each county,” said Quigley. “Here in Placer County, our seniors are a priority. Whether you are a senior, or you have a loved one who is a senior, this resource fair is a great opportunity for anyone to connect with local resources who work around the clock to protect our senior residents.”
Quick Go Guide
Sept 12, 2024 (10:00 -2:00)
Sept 17, 2024 (10:00 -4:00) Seminars
Maidu Community Center
Roseville, Calif.
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