October is Resident Rights Month, a time to honor and empower individuals in long-term care facilities. It’s a month to reflect on these residents’ rights and to respect, protect, and celebrate them. As we highlight these essential rights, it’s also an opportunity to remind everyone that ombudsmen are here to help residents exercise their rights…
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Ageism Awareness Day: Taking a Stand Against Ageism and Its Consequences
October 9 marks Ageism Awareness Day, a critical opportunity to reflect on and combat one of the most widespread yet socially accepted forms of prejudice: ageism. The World Health Organization defines ageism as stereotypes, prejudices, and discrimination directed towards others or oneself based on age. Ageism affects people across all stages of life. Unfortunately, ageism is often invisible, woven…
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At VOYCE, we believe that protecting the dignity and well-being of all our community members, especially older adults and people with disabilities, is a shared responsibility. Elder abuse remains a silent crisis, often hidden behind closed doors, often framed as family drama or as someone being “stupid.” However, a vigilant, committed community can stop elder…
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