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If you or someone you know is at immediate risk or harm call 911
For 24 hour support and referral, call Family Violence Info Line 310-1818

If you or someone you know is at immediate risk or harm call 911
For 24 hour support and referral, call Family Violence Info Line 310-1818

Michele Markham

Michele Markham

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Manager, Seniors’ Safe House 
(Edmonton) 
Secretary Director 

Michele Markham is a Registered Social Worker with over 30 years of experience in the non-profit sector providing support to some of Edmonton’s most vulnerable community members. Currently Michele is the manager of the Seniors Safe House Shelter with Sage Seniors Association in Edmonton. She is directly responsible for a team that supports older adults who have experienced abuse and need safe, temporary accommodation. Michele’s role also includes participating on the management team of the Seniors Protection Partnership team, a multi-disciplinary team that provides intervention in high-risk elder abuse cases.

Michele has more than 20 years of policy governance experience and has been a volunteer board development facilitator with the Government of Alberta. In addition to participating on the board of the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council, Michele is a member of the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse.

Council Staff

Joanne Blinco
Council Staff

(Lethbridge)ROSC Grant Coordinator I am responsible for the ROSC grant elder abuse program funding and working to support the AEAAC and to ensure its sustainability. In this current position, I am ...

Colleen Lewis
Council Staff

(Medicine Hat)INR Project Coordinator The AEAAC has hired Colleen Dehmke with funds through the New Horizons for Seniors Funding Program. This project will focus on expanding, supporting & ...

Alberta Seniors and Housing

Thank you to Alberta Seniors and Housing for their ongoing support as a Funder and Partner

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