4th National Elder Abuse Conference TUESDAY 23 February THURSDAY 25 February 2016 Pullman Melbourne on the Park. TUESDAY 23 February 2016
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1 4th National Elder Abuse Conference TUESDAY 23 February THURSDAY 25 February 2016 Pullman Melbourne on the Park TUESDAY 23 February 2016 Upper Foyer 18:00-19:30 Welcome Reception 08:30 09:00 WEDNESDAY 24 February 2016 Registration Plenary Session 1 : 09:00 10:30 Chairpersons : Jenny BLAKEY (Seniors Rights Victoria) & Libbi GORR (Australian Broadcaster) Official Opening & Welcome to Country 09:20 Senator, The Honourable George BRANDIS QC, Attorney-General 09: 40 The Honourable Susan RYAN AO, Age Discrimination Commissioner and Disability Discrimination Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission 10:00 Countering Elder Abuse in Quebec Prof Marie BEAULIEU, Research Chair of Elder Abuse, University of Sherbrooke, Canada 10:15 1
2 10:30 Morning Tea Break Morning Tea Break Morning Tea Break Breakout Session 1A : 13:00 Breakout Session 1B : 13:00 Breakout Session 1C : 13:00 11:20 Chairperson: Jenny ALVIN (Seniors Rights Victoria Council) Elder Abuse Preventative Programs in Quebec, Canada Prof Marie BEAULIEU Research Chair of Elder Abuse, University of Sherbrooke, Canada WEDNESDAY 24 February Continued Raising Awareness in Victorias Culturally Diverse Communities: Collaborative Approach to Education Ms Tina DOUVOS-STATHOPOULOS (Australian Greek Welfare Society (AGWS)) Chairperson: Sue FIELD (Australian Centre for Elder Law, NSW) From Recognition to Reform: Planning The Next Generation of Elder Abuse Response Strategies Dr John CHESTERMAN (Office of the Public Advocate) 11:30 Seniors Creating Change: From Idea To Intervention Mr Bill MITCHELL (Townsville Çommunity Legal Service Inc.), Ms Anne LEWIS (Seniors Creating Change) Raising Awareness of Elder Abuse in Victoria s Culturally Diverse Communities Ms Fiona YORK (Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria) A Tale of Two Cities Ms Helen WALLACE (Caxton St Legal Center) 11:40 11:50 Elder Abuse Awareness: Connecting To The Community Through Curriculum Mrs Natasha LOVE (UnitingCare Community: Elder Abuse Prevention) Say "No" to Elder Abuse Ms Vesna HARACIC (City of Salisbury), Ms Mary CERAVOLO (City of Salisbury) The Incidence of Elder Abuse Among Guardianship Clients: A Preliminary Analysis Ms Lois BEDSON (Office of the Public Advocate) 12:00 12:10 12:20 Fun and Games in Preventing Elder Abuse: The Power Of Creative Collaboration Ms Saskia RIJFKOGEL (Peninsula Community Legal Centre Inc) Elder Abuse Peer Support Groups in The Chinese Community Ms Margaret YUNG (cohealth) 12:30 13:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break 2
3 Breakout Session 2A: 15:30 Breakout Session 2B : 15:30 Breakout Session 2C : 15:30 Chairperson: Jenny BLAKEY (Seniors Rights Victoria) Health Justice Partnerships: Working Together to Address Elder Abuse Ms Faith HAWTHORNE (Justice Connect Seniors Law), Ms Jess EASTWOOD (cohealth) WEDNESDAY 24 February Continued Chairperson: Deborah DI NATALE (Justice Connect) The Invisibility Of Sexual Assault of Older Women (And Men) In elder Abuse Ms Judy FLANAGAN (CASA Forum (Vic Centres Against Sexual Assault) "Help!" The Beginning of A Journey Ms Stacey VAN DUEREN (Seniors Rights Victoria), Ms Deirdre PENHALE (Seniors Rights Victoria) 14:20 14:40 So - You Want to Do Better In Responding To Elder Abuse - Then Review Your Data! Ms Meghan O'BRIEN (St. Vincent's Hosptial Melbourne) Behind The Curtain GP s Responding to Elder Abuse Ms Kaz MACKAY (Eastern Community Legal Centre) Safe Futures Foundation Responses to Older Women Experiencing Family Violence Ms Jeanine JONES (Safe Futures Foundation) Positioning Elder Abuse Within The Royal Commission into Family Violence's Framework Ms Cybele STOCKLEY (Seniors Rights Victoria), Ms Lauren ADAMSON (Justice Connect - Seniors Law) Cheryl s Story: The Lived Experience of Elder Abuse (Via Audio Interview) Ms Kerry MARSHALL (The NSW Elder Abuse Helpline & Resource Unit) Community Conversations to Prevent Elder Abuse Mrs Sue LEITCH (COTA Tasmania), Mrs Nerilie GILSON (Department of Health & Human Services) 15:00 15:30 Afternoon Tea Break Afternoon Tea Break Afternoon Tea Break 16:00 Plenary Session 2 : 16:00 17:00 16:00 Chairpersons : Jenny BLAKEY (Seniors Rights Victoria) & Libbi GORR (Australian Broadcaster) Introduction and Facilitator: Mary LYTTLE (CEO of the Elder Rights Advocacy) 16:50 19:00-22:00 Dignity in Care Dr Faizal IBRAHIM Consultant Geriatrician, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, South Australia Conference Dinner Tom Wills Room, Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 3
4 4th National Elder Abuse Conference TUESDAY 23 February THURSDAY 25 February 2016 Pullman Melbourne on the Park 09:00 10:00 THURSDAY 25 February 2016 Plenary Session 3: 09:00-10:30 Facilitator: Cath SMITH Government Panel Integrating Mental Health Screening and Services into Routine Elder Abuse Practice to Improve Client Outcomes Dr Jacquelin BERMAN PhD, Director Reseach, Department for the Ageing, New York City 10:30 Morning Tea Break Morning Tea Break Morning Tea Break Breakout Session 3A : 13:00 Breakout Session 3B : 13:00 Breakout Session 3C : 13:00 Chairperson: Greg MAHNEY (Advocare, WA) Policies and Practices of Financial Institutions Relating to Subsitute Decision Making Instruments Ms Sue FIELD (University of Western Sydney) 11:20 Creating Awareness and Guiding Response in the Accounting Profession Mr Richard BLAKEMAN (CPA Australia) - 5 Min Mini Oral Presentation 11:25 11:30 11:40 11:45 11:50 12:00 What Role for Real Property Law in Combatting Financial Elder Abuse Dr Eileen WEBB (Curtin Law School) Preventing Financial Abuse - An Interagency Response Mr Brendan MOORE (Alzheimer's Australia NSW) Chairperson: A/Prof Briony DOW (NARI) Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention Service model of delivery in New Zealand Ms Robyn SCOTT (CEO, Age Concern New Zealand) An Innovative Strategy For The Primary Prevention of Elder Abuse Ms Catherine BARRETT (Celebrate Ageing) Learnings From Other Perspectives And Responses to Abuse and Mistreatment of Vulnerable Populations Dr Barbara BLUNDELL (Curtin University) Chairperson: Sue LEITCH (COTA Tasmania) Elder Abuse Mental Health Interventions in New York City Dr Jacquelin BERMAN PhD Director Reseach, Department for the Ageing, New York City Elder Abuse Interventions Client Experiences And Perceptions of What Is a Successful Outcome Ms Freda VRANTSIDIS (National Ageing Research Institute) Management of Conflict Resolution For Older Australians & Their Families Seniors Mediation Mrs Jennifer DICKSON (FMC Victoria) Responding to the Needs of a Diverse Older Population Ms Rosemarie DRAPER (RDNS), Ms Dian BARNS- 12:05 12:10 JENKINS (RDNS) 12:20 13:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break Lunch Break 4
5 THURSDAY 25 February Continued Breakout Session 4A : 15:30 Breakout Session 4B : 15:30 Breakout Session 4C : 15:30 Chairperson: Dr Cathy MEAD (COTA Victoria) Chairperson: Bill MITCHELL (Townsville Community Legal Service, QLD) Transgender People s Experiences of Elder Abuse In Australia Mr J.r. LATHAM (Val's Cafe La Trobe University) World Elder Abuse Awareness Day - Whose Running The Show? Miss Jenna AZIZ (Advocare) Measuring Elder Abuse in New Zealand Mr Charles WALDEGRAVE (Family Centre Social Policy Research Unit) 14:20 Practicing What We Preach: Addressing The Impact of Ageism on Elder Abuse in Residential Aged Care Mr Brenton POPE (Aged Rights Advocacy Service) Positive Representations of Ageing in The Media Ms Christine MATTEY (The NSW Elder Abuse Helpline & Resource Unit), Ms Shelly HARPUR (The NSW Elder Abuse Helpline & Resource Unit) - 5 min Mini Oral Presentation State Trustees Ms Melanie LEWIS (State Trustees Limited) 14:25 14:40 14:45 15:00 Do Community-Development Projects Contribute to Safeguarding Aboriginal Elders? Ms Louise HERFT (Aged Rights Advocacy Service) Regional Elder Abuse Networks The Way Forward Ms Kaz MACKAY (Eastern Community Legal Centre) Elder Financial Abuse: The Law in Practice Ms Jessica LATIMER (Slater and Gordon Lawyers) 15:20-15:45 Afternoon Tea Break Afternoon Tea Break Afternoon Tea Break Plenary Session 4: 15:45-16:45 15:45 Jenny BLAKEY (Seniors Rights Victoria) Chairpersons: The Honourable Frank VINCENT AO QC & Libbi GORR (Australian Broadcaster) * Program Current as of the 15 December 2015 Prof Mick DODSON AM Director of the National Centre for Indigenous Studies at The Australian National University Professor of Law at the ANU College of Law 5
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