Featured News
07/16/10 - Foundation Announces Featured Speakers at October 2010 Conference
Featured Speakers at this year's conference are FDIC Vice Chairman Martin Gruenberg, member of the Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee and a ranking member of the Special Committee on Aging, US Senator Bob Corker, past chairman of the National Advisory Committee of Fannie Mae in Washington, DC, past chairman of the ICBA, and President and CEO of MidSouth Bank C. R. "Rusty" Cloutier, and former OTS Chairman and SHCPF Director John Reich. More
06/20/10 - Elder Abuse Investigations into Incidents at State Veterans Home in Texas
A certified nurse aide saw a co-worker grab the 97-year-old Veteran from his wheelchair and slam him into his bed. World War II Navy Veteran, John Harris, suffering from Alzheimer's disease, was taken to the hospital that night when he complained of hip pain, according to a state inspection report.
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05/13/10 - Enterprise Bank of Florida Funds Senior Crimestoppers Program at North Lake Rehabilitation and Health Center
“We’re happy to sponsor a program that will provide a safe, secure living environment for residents and staff,” said Timothy L. Terry, President and CEO of Enterprise Bank of Florida. “For over twenty years we have been committed to the communities we serve. I believe it is one of our responsibilities as a good corporate citizen. I also believe that our seniors deserve to be treated with love and respect, while not having to worry about their safety. This highly successful senior crime prevention program helps us achieve our objectives,” Terry concluded. More
10/09/09 - Banks to Aid Elderly Veterans with Crime Prevention
In a major banking industry announcement, the American Bankers Association (ABA) and the Independent Community Bankers Association (ICBA) joined with the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation (SHCPF), to announce a... More
Transforming Lives
With the support of our partners, the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation transforms the lives of vulnerable nursing home residents. It is hard to overstate the transformative effect a bank can have on the life of an elderly person by removing fear from their lives — fear of neglect, fear of theft, fear of needing equipment and not knowing where to turn. Click on the stories below to learn more about how Senior Crime Stoppers is transforming lives every day.
Marquez Hillard Story
Marquez’ Life changed in a second but with the help of Senior Crime Stoppers, his wish for a new wheelchair came true. More
Carolyn Denny Story
The SHCPF has helped to open the pathways of communication for Carolyn with a new laptop. More
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