Wills: Prepare, Plan and Prevent Against Elder Abuse

As part of the Older People's Rights Service (OPRS) week-long series, "Prepare, Plan and Prevent against Elder Abuse" for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) education, we would like to invite you this session and other sessions this week.

Monday, 16 June - Wills 

Tuesday, 17 June - Understanding Elder Abuse (Peer session)

Wednesday, 18 June -Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) & Enduring Power of Guardianship (EPG)

Thursday, 19 June - Financial Elder Abuse (Peer)

Friday 19 June - Grandparents' Rights 

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Today's session on Wills - do you have one and do you need one?

A will is one of the most important legal documents you can have—it ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. This session will cover the essentials of making a valid will, choosing an executor, and understanding what happens if you don’t have one. 

Whether you’re writing your first will or reviewing an existing one, this session will give you the knowledge to make informed decisions and protect your loved ones. Anyone over the age of 18 would benefit from this information and education session.

Session starts:
10 -11am - Presentation commences

11-11.30 (optional) – Light refreshments, information stalls and OPRS team and volunteers mingle and answers questions.

11.30am - Event concludes