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Helping Seniors Stay Safe Online

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SeniorSafeNet: Defending Seniors from Online Threats

Why it Matters

According to the FBI’s 2023 Elder Fraud Report, Americans over 60 lost more than $3.4 billion to online scams, with over 101,000 complaints filed. SeniorSafeNet helps older adults spot these risks and stay safe online.

Our Approach

Community Workshops:

Interactive sessions at senior centers and local organizations, using real-life examples and practical tips.

 

Simple, Accessible Resources:

Large-print guides, simple checklists, and clear steps to verify suspicious emails or calls.

 

Personalized Support:

One-on-one Q&A and voice assistance, so every participant gets the help they need.

Next Event

Date, Time, and Location

Coming soon

 

Join us to learn how to spot phishing emails, avoid phone scams, and keep your personal information safe.

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Get hands-on help and answers to your questions.

Interested in scheduling a workshop at you community center?

Contact us
—we're here to help.

How You Can Help

Share SeniorSafeNet:

Tell friends, family, and local organizations about our program.

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Volunteer:

Help at workshops or assist in creating easy-to-use resources for seniors.

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Donate:

Support our mission to provide security tools and education for older adults.

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