If you are experiencing abuse or neglect, or if you suspect that an older adult is being harmed or mistreated, there is help available in the Lloydminster area.
In case of emergency and immediate danger, please call 9-1-1.
What We're Doing in the Lloydminster Area
24 Hour Emergency Crisis Line
Crisis Line – 780-875-0966
Text –780-808-1777
Supports for Older Adults Program
Phone: 1-306-830-8585
Fax: 780-875-0609
Email: supportsforolderadults@lloydintervalhome.com
SOA Program provides individual and community-based supports to older adults who are experiencing harm in their family, intimate partner and/or other trusting relationships. The program focuses on increasing safety, support, social connection, and well-being for older adults, as well as engaging and educating the community regarding the issue of abuse of older adults.
Program Serves:
Individuals who are 60 years of age or older (or identify as an older adult) live in the Lloydminster and surrounding area, and are experiencing harm in a trusting relationship
Program Components
Consists of confidential, one-on-one sessions with older adults, providing personalized support and case management/coordination of community helpers, elder abuse information, learning activities, advocacy, safety planning and supported community referrals (financial support, housing, addictions support, counseling, legal advice, Living Well Program, etc.). This service is free of cost to the individual.
Lloydminster Elder Abuse Prevention Committee
Email: lihinfo@lloydintervalhome.com
As part of the response to Elder Abuse in our community, community partners have formed the Lloydminster Elder Abuse Prevention (LEAP) Committee. Together we work to bring awareness to, address, and one day hopefully ends family violence across the lifespan.
24 Hour Emergency Shelter for Women
Crisis Line – 780-875-0966
Text – 780-808-1777
As a province-wide network of professionals working to increase community awareness, AEAAC is represented by communities across Alberta.
If you or someone you know is experiencing elder abuse and would like some information and help, please see the Getting Help section for resources and contact information.
If you would like more general information about the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council please contact the representative in your community.
