Program Detail

Protecting Yourself Online: Scam And Fraud Awareness For Seniors

Program Overview

Explore the Growing Digital Threats That Put Seniors at Greater Risk Every Day

Online scams are growing more convincing and more frequent. Seniors are among the most targeted groups, yet often the least equipped to recognize the warning signs. This workshop equips participants with practical knowledge to recognize, avoid, and respond to the most common online scams and digital fraud targeting seniors.

What Participants Are Up Against

Seniors are among the most frequently targeted groups online, yet often lack the awareness or confidence needed to identify and avoid today’s most common digital threats.

Scope of Program

Discover How Real-World Examples and Clear Rules Help You Stay Safer Online

” I nearly fell for a fake bank message.
After this workshop, I knew exactly what to look for and how to report it without panicking. “

Edmonton Unity and Empowerment Center designed this workshop to make digital threats visible and understandable, giving seniors the knowledge and tools needed to protect themselves online.

From recognizing phishing emails to knowing when to end a suspicious call, participants leave with clear, practical rules they can apply immediately in their daily lives.

Recognizing Scam Tactics

Identify the most common fraud methods currently being used to target seniors online.

Spotting Red Flags

Learn simple, memorable rules for spotting suspicious links, messages, and requests.

Protecting Personal Data

Understand how to keep your financial and personal information safe and secure online.

Reporting and Response

Know exactly what steps to take and who to contact when you encounter online fraud.

Protecting Yourself Online: Scam and Fraud Awareness for Seniors
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