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Scammers exploit fear, urgency, shame, secrecy, loneliness, and trust. These guides help families intervene early and supportively — without embarrassing the person being targeted.
Practical steps to help protect older parents from scams — without taking away their independence.
Help grandparents stay safe from grandparent, impersonation, and romance scams.
Have supportive conversations about scams that build trust instead of defensiveness.
Recognise the behavioural and financial signs that an older relative may be targeted by a scam.
Support a loved one who is currently being scammed — including when they don't believe you.
Help teens avoid gaming, social media, sextortion, and money-mule scams.
A printable checklist to set up scam protections across your whole family.
A simple plan your family can follow the moment a scam is suspected.