Niverville’s Community Resource Coordinator, Justina Penner, is organizing a series of classes to educate seniors on important subjects related to personal safety. The classes, called the Police Academy, will begin on February 15 and run for six consecutive Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. until noon.
The topics will include elder abuse, personal safety, planning for the future, frauds and scams, safety aid, and medication safety. The classes will be available to all seniors 55 or older.
For more information
If you are interested in attending, or seek further information, please contact Justina Penner at 204-388-9945.
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