Elmcrest Community Meal Site Moving

 

The Senior Community Dining Program located at Elmcrest Apartments

Will be Moving

When: October 1, 2018

To: Lyceum Heights Apartments, Building #2, 150 Lyceum Street, Geneva

Serving Time: 12:15 pm

Why: Renovations

Information: If you need more information please call 585-396-4837

      
     
Matter of Balance
Next Session Starts January 9, 2019
To Register call OFA Volunteer Coordinator at (585) 396-4046 
     
  

    

The Sweetheart Scam  

Beware of the Sweetheart Scam. Many older adults are falling victim to this scam. In 2013 there were 6,412 reports of sweetheart scams costing victims close to $82 million. Older people are especially at risk for fraud. Americans 65 and up are more likely to be targeted by con artists and more likely to lose money.

Sweetheart scams can happen on the Internet or in person. Con artists scour online dating sites, social media accounts and chat threads searching for targets. Those recently divorced or widowed can be especially vulnerable.

The sweetheart scam seduces victims into thinking they are in a whirlwind romance. Con artists pretend to want a romantic relationship to swindle the person. They use persuasion and emotional blackmail to hook and reel in a target.

Once the relationship is established, the criminal fabricates a crisis. A scammer might say he or she needs an operation or cash to visit the victim. Many victims are often embarrassed to come forward. 

  

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For the most recent and up to date news on fraudulent activities, please visit our Scam Alerts page.

Home Delivered Meals Program is in Need of Volunteers
For more information please visit our Volunteer page or contact Tammy at 585-396-4046.
 
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How do I get help? By calling NY Connects or Office for the Aging at (585) 396 - 4040 or (315) 781 - 1321

New York Connects, a “Single Point of Entry” for long-term care services, is a program of the Ontario County Office for the Aging. It offers a “one-stop shop” for consumers attempting to navigate the many aspects of the long-term care system. Telephone interpretation service available.