Winnipeg Free Press
Pandemic has exacerbated already significant problem of financial elder abuse, experts contend By: Joel Schlesinger
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Nicole Prokoppa, policies and procedures administrator with Cambrian Credit Union, says some elder abuse perpetrators are family members who are more easily able to take advantage of an aging member because of the increased reliance on digital financial tools.
The pandemic has spawned a host of problems to say the least.
Opinion
The pandemic has spawned a host of problems to say the least.
Yet it also has exacerbated an ongoing problem in Canada, affecting some of our most vulnerable citizens: seniors.
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MORE volunteers are needed to help Welsh communities access ethical savings and loans following the financial impact of Covid-19, it has been said. The statement comes from the Cambrian Credit Union as the nation celebrate Volunteers Week (June 1 to 7). The member-owned financial cooperative based across North Wales relies on the voluntary support of individuals who help with their decision-making and work in the community. This has been particularly important during the past year when Covid-19 lockdown restrictions impacted on people’s finances due to unemployment, furlough or reduced hours. Ann Francis, general manager of Cambrian Credit Unions, said: “Volunteers are the lifeblood of the credit union movement because they undertake a wide range of roles, from volunteering in the community or as directors.
CPD Y Rhyl 1879 has confirmed a new kit sponsor for its women s and girls teams for the 2021/22 season. The lily white and black strip of the Belle Vue teams has been sponsored by Cambrian Credit Union, an ethical provider of financial services in Rhyl. CPD Y Rhyl 1879 chairman Tom Jamieson said: “This is truly a fantastic sponsorship package, which is very much appreciated by all of our women and girl’s teams who are all very grateful to Cambrian Credit Union and will wear their new lilywhite shirts with pride for our town of Rhyl. Rob Jones, Cambrian Credit Union community engagement officer, said: “Cambrian Credit Union is proud to sponsor CPD Y Rhyl 1879 women and girl’s teams. We are honoured to play a part in the development of grass roots football and women in sport.