Aging Together in PA - Justice for All
Monday, June 15th at 7pm on WVIA TVThis special community broadcast event features panel discussions with Pennsylvania policymakers, advocates, and older adults to discuss how the Commonwealth and communities are coming together to protect older adults from financial exploitation and other forms of elder abuse. The event also features remarks from Pennsylvania leaders and community audience participation.
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