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Purple power fights against elder abuse

Summary by localipswichnews.com.au
QUEENSLAND will turn purple on Saturday, with major landmarks shining a light on the issue of elder abuse. It is estimated that one-in-six older Australians experience, or are at risk of, some form of elder abuse. Sadly, many instances of this abuse occur within families. Queenslanders are encouraged to continue to take a stand against elder abuse in the lead-up to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on Saturday, June 15 with the Elder Abuse Prevent…
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