Mark your calendars! From 22-24 July, the Adelaide Convention Centre will host the highly anticipated 2024 Australian Elder Abuse Conference.
This event, organised by Elder Abuse Action Australia (EAAA) and co-host Aged Rights Advocacy Service (ARAS), promises to be an unforgettable gathering of experts, advocates and community members dedicated to making a difference in the lives of older Australians.
Turn up the Volume! is the theme of this year’s conference. The goal is to raise voices about the issues and challenges faced by older people across all Australian communities.
This is your chance to learn about the latest initiatives and strategies to combat the abuse of older people and to be part of the change.
To make this opportunity even more accessible, the organisers have put together a special Seniors Card Session Pass. This half-day pass for Seniors Card members includes:
- Dedicated registration desk starting at 8am
- Welcome and official conference opening
- Opening keynote address from the inspiring Jane Caro AM
- Morning tea to network and recharge
- In Conversation session with Age Discrimination Commissioner Robert Fitzgerald AM and Anne Burgess AM, Chair of the Aged Care Council of Elders & ARAS. This session will be facilitated by renowned journalist Philippa McDonald
- Access to the Exhibition & Community Hub to explore resources and connect with exhibitors
- Book signing with Jane Caro, who will be on hand to sign pre-ordered copies of her books.
- Event conclusion by 1pm.
The cost for this session is $110 including GST. There will be an additional cost if you wish to purchase a copy of Jane Caro’s book (select this option when booking).
Don’t miss out on this inspiring event! For more details and to purchase your Seniors Card Session Pass, please use this direct link. Limited spaces are available.
Full program details for the conference can be viewed here.
If you have any questions, please email delegates@eaaa.org.au or phone 1300 878 815.
Office for Ageing Well and Seniors Card are a Supporting Partner of the 2024 Australian Elder Abuse Conference.
