Action on Elder Abuse Scotland Helpline Launch

Posted on November 11, 2016

Action on Elder Abuse Scotland is launching their helpline on Wednesday 30^th November with a free event from 10am – 12:30pm, including lunch, at the Queensferry Hotel, St Margaret’s Head,North Queensferry, Fife, KY11 1HP.

The helpline is already operational using the nationwide number (080 8808 8141), and callers can be diverted to the Scottish operators. The helpline is confidential, free to use, and available to any older person or anyone else concerned about the possible harm or abuse of an older person.

E-mail enquiries can be sent to: scotland@elderabuse.org.uk

For further information, including how to promote the helpline, please contact Brian Rapley by phone: 07496 323801, or email: brianrapley@elderabuse.org.uk

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