Building a Coalition for Financial Justice for Older Adults
Author Information
Author(s): Kohlbrenner Briana, Catlow Jodi, Chess Eric, De Fries Carson
Primary Institution: University of Denver
Hypothesis
Can a statewide coalition improve financial wellness and reduce fraud among older adults?
Conclusion
The coalition successfully identified barriers and developed strategies for collaboration to combat financial fraud against older adults.
Supporting Evidence
- The coalition includes 60 individuals from 30 different agencies.
- Barriers to collaboration include data sharing and trust issues.
- The coalition aims to provide training and resources for front-line workers.
Takeaway
A group of experts in Colorado is working together to help older people avoid financial scams and get the support they need.
Methodology
The coalition was formed to connect experts from various fields to address financial fraud against older adults.
Limitations
The coalition faces challenges in data sharing and building trust among different agencies.
Participant Demographics
Experts from law enforcement, financial institutions, adult protective services, government, and non-profit agencies.
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