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In this webinar, the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs discusses the warning signs of child identity theft and ways to protect your child’s information. They talk about how to check a child’s credit report and what to do if something fraudulent is found.
This article includes information and useful links for key steps on protecting yourself from identity theft if your information is at risk, including specific steps based on type of information.
This webpage includes information about your rights when reporting and recovery from identity theft and fraud. It also includes information about your rights working with credit bureaus, communicating with creditors and debt collectors, limits on financial losses, and other federal rights.
This webinar overviews identity theft, fraud, and common scams. It offers warning signs that something may be false and trying to get access to your personal information. It also talks about steps to take and what to do if you experience any of these.
This resource is a brief list of warning signs that your information may have been stolen, including sings like receiving unfamiliar charges or bills, healthcare claims being denied due to conditions you don’t have, and more.
Use this webpage to access a variety of information about online security, online privacy, and online scams.
This webinar talks about barriers to reporting financial exploitation for elders, risk factors, examples of signs that they’ve seen in financial exploitation cases with elders, ideas for supporting elders and preventing abuse, and more.
This webinar for victim services hotline advocates talks about the types of elder abuse, the power and control wheel specific to abuse in later life, ageism, mandatory reporting, special considerations and concerns for those in rural areas and LGBTQ+ elders, safety planning, tips specific to hotline work, case studies, and more.
This document highlights key issues affecting the quality of life, health, and well-being of older LGBTQ+ adults who live in rural places, discusses housing and aging in place, offers key recommendations and resources, and more.
This webinar overviews Alzheimer’s and its progression, stigma related to the disease, common safety concerns, working with caregivers, suggestions for interacting with those who have Alzheimer’s disease, and more.
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