Don't Let Care Become A Crime!!!

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Caregiving should mean compassion, not corruption. Too many families are losing everything to exploitation. Together, we can fight back—with awareness, with tools, and with action.

TYPICAL SCAMS

More than $37 Billion is stolen each year because of the financial exploitation of seniors

One type of person that takes advantage of seniors described as hoochie momma

"Hoochie Momma"

“Hoochie Mamma” was one of three caregivers for a senior man. She wore short shorts and low-cut tops, took the client to casinos and helped him lose his nest egg. All the time enjoying herself and his money. He is now in a rest home being paid for by medicaid.

DHS REMOVES ELDERLY MOTHER FROM HER HOME

A very mildly demented woman got into a disagreement with her caregiver. The caregiver called Dept. of Human Services (DHS) telling them that her client had been abandoned by her family, and that she was incompetent. DHS removed her from her home without contacting the woman’s three sons, who were all successful businessmen living out of state. They had to hire an attorney to help them get their mother released from DHS through the court system. It cost them thousands of $$$.

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SENIOR VICTIM OF MANY SCAMS

Jamaican Sweepstakes scams, Las Vegas Sweepstakes scams, roofing scammers, tree trimming scammers and more! This wealthy very trusting senior man was a victim of all. His daughter finally got it stopped after more than $150,000 disappeared.

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Now It's Time To Act:

Too many families are being exploited by broken systems and unchecked caregivers. Together, we can push for stronger laws and protections for our most vulnerable. Every signature counts — add your voice today.

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