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This a standard form for a property EPA.
DOCX, 146 KB • Published July 2021 -
This a standard form for a property EPA.
PDF, 572 KB • Published July 2021 -
The Essential Digital Skills/Literacy Evaluation Framework has been designed to help evaluate the effectiveness and quality of digital literacy training programmes for seniors.
PDF, 150 KB • Published January 2021 -
Essential Digital Skills Evaluation Framework for Seniors
PDF, 135 KB • Published December 2021 -
You can use the pre-training self-assessment to help participants identify the digital skills they want to learn and post-training self-assessment to see if participants have learned and can use their new skills, as well as to gain feedback about their experience of the training and the trainers or facilitators.
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Between 2018 and 2023, the Fund has provided 65 small grants (between $5,000 and $15,000) to local councils, community groups, and non-profit organisations. These grants have enabled a wide range of initiatives, including intergenerational dance programmes, sewing workshops, dementia-friendly services, and marae‑based events promoting health and education. The evaluation—led by Professor Stephen Neville (University of the Sunshine Coast), Dr Jo Conaglen (AUT), and Dr Jeffrey Adams (Eastern Institute of Technology)—concluded that the Fund “is performing excellently, with a strong positive impact.” It highlighted how dedicated community leaders and volunteers are the driving force behind the Fund’s success.
PDF, 2718 KB • Published July 2025 -
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Financial abuse is often hidden. The most extreme cases of abuse can involve pressuring someone to give away property, demanding an inheritance, or misusing their
financial documents. But often financial abuse is subtle and hard to recognise.It may be as simple as a caregiver stealing from a grandparent’s purse, or a daughter adding personal items to her mum’s shopping. Or not paying rent to a parent.
Or taking away their EFTPOS card so they can’t use it. The abuse might even be unintentional, or explained away as ‘for their own good’.This publication looks at the signs of financial abuse, how you can protect yourself, and how to get help.
PDF, 5780 KB • Published June 2018 -
This case study was developed by the Office for Seniors to provide more information about Hamilton's process to becoming age friendly
PDF, 218 KB • Published November 2019 -
Psychological abuse can be spoken or unspoken. It aims to intimidate and control an older person. This short elder abuse awareness resource discusses the signs of psychological abuse and how to seek help.
PDF, 6490 KB • Published June 2021