Tag: #elder abuse

When Dad needs us – the hidden reality of elder abuse against men

When we think about elder abuse, many of us instinctively picture an older woman as the victim. While many victims are female, older men can also be vulnerable. Yet their experiences are often overlooked because of long-held beliefs that men are stronger, more independent, and better able to defend themselves.

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Rescue elders from toxic environments

The strain of living in a toxic environment was taking its toll. Mrs M was desperately unhappy; life just wasn’t worth living. The thought of possibly having to endure years and years of emotional abuse filled her with despair.

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Sawubona Campaign

In a world where ageism remains a pervasive issue, Tafta’s new Sawubona Campaign aims to address age discrimination and promote the rights, protection, and dignity of older people.

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We promote values of: Trust, Accountability, Transparency, Care, Respect, Integrity, Purpose, Service, Compassion, Environment.

We encourage all stakeholders in the spirit of these Values to support our Purpose: ‘To make dignity, growth and meaningful life a realistic prospect for all elders.’

These values are promoted through our work daily with our beneficiaries, stakeholders and general public and carried through to our messaging and advertising on print, broadcast, electronic and social media platforms.  As such, The Association for the Aged, has a zero tolerance policy for any vulgar or rude, threatening, abusive, discriminatory, cyber bullying or harassing comments on all our platforms.

Any comments identified as such will be removed from our platforms. Should the perpetrator persist, he or she will be blocked and reported.

For enquiries or reporting please contact us on 0313323721 or email info@tafta.org.za