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Safety and community helplines connect older adults and seniors to community support agencies, counselling services, and health information.
A comprehensive directory of community services and supports for older adults and seniors. Includes listings for government, social service, health care, mental health, employment, housing, transportation and more
In the event of a crime in progress or a life-threatening emergency call 9-1-1.
For non-emergencies call 905-579-1520.
The Senior Support Unit helps victims of elder abuse and provides community education and public awareness on issues concerning seniors such as fraud & scam prevention, safety at home, recognizing elder abuse, and personal financial safety.
Seniors Support Coordinator
Provides information and support to the community on health related issues including: nutrition, mental health, senior support, etc. Callers connect directly to a Public Health Nurse.
Provides a free, confidential 24-hour helpline for seniors to report elder abuse and access support and crisis intervention. Callers connect directly with a live counsellor. Service is available in 200+ languages.
Senior Safety Line can be accessed by:
Provides a free, confidential 24-hour helpline providing medical advice and general health information. Callers connect directly to a Registered Nurse. Service is available in 300+ languages.
311 provides customers (residents, businesses, clients and visitors) with access to non-emergency programs, services and information provided by Durham Region.
Free 24 hour helpline connecting to social services, programs and community supports. Service is available in 200+ languages.