Lunenburg County Seniors Safety Program

Lunenburg County Seniors Safety Program A community-based program that addresses the safety concerns of our seniors. It is one of 16 Seniors’ Safety Programs operating in Nova Scotia, Canada.

The Lunenburg County Seniors’ Safety Program operates under the sponsorship of the Lunenburg County Seniors’ Safety Partnership Society, and is housed in the offices of Bridgewater Police Service. The program is designed to address senior’s safety concerns, reduce incidences of elder abuse, and promote better communication between seniors and police. Services are offered to seniors in their homes

and in the community. To ensure that all seniors can participate in our services, programs are typically offered at no cost. With the advice of seniors and our partners, we identify gaps in services and endeavor to fill those gaps with effective programs or awareness campaigns. Programs offered include:

1) Home visits

2) Seniors Safety Academy

3) Living Alone series

4) Seniors Safe Driving programs

5. Community presentations on safety-related topics

6) Vial of LifeTM

7. Senior Friendly ProgramTM

The program is also committed to work with community partners to address emerging issues (such as managing dementia and driving cessation) and to collaborate on inter-generational activities. If you or someone you care about needs our services, don't hesitate to call. To contact the Lunenburg County Seniors’ Safety Coordinator please call: (902) 543-3567.

We're so excited for our Fall Lineup in our                          Seniors' Safety Academy!! From Sept 24 to Oct 29 Ev...
09/01/2026

We're so excited for our Fall Lineup in our
Seniors' Safety Academy!!
From Sept 24 to Oct 29 Every Thursday afternoon 1-3:30
at the Bridgewater Fire Hall.
Please Register by calling 902-543-3567
or by emailing
[email protected]

This is a FREE event made possible by caring community partners!

09/01/2026

Nova Scotia Seniors can apply for a $750 grant to help with healthcare and household costs.

The annual Seniors Care Grant program has helped tens of thousands of people across the province with the cost of home heating, yard work, meal preparation, grocery and prescription medication deliveries, phone service and more to help people stay in their homes longer.

People 65 or older, with a household income up to $45,100, are eligible for the grant. They can apply:
-- online at: https://www.novascotia.ca/apply-help-household-healthcare-and-home-heating-costs-seniors-care-grant
-- by mail: Seniors Care Grant, P.O. Box 160, STN Central, Halifax, N.S. B3J 2M4
-- with print applications available at Access Nova Scotia centres or by calling 1-800-670-4357 (toll-free).

The deadline for applications is December 1.

Seniors who are signed up for direct deposit with the Canada Revenue Agency will receive funds through direct deposit. All other eligible applicants will receive their payment by cheque.

07/23/2026

With the help of our volunteers, ElderDog provides a range of assistance and support, including:

🐾Assisting seniors with exercising their dogs
🐾Delivering or picking up dog food from a grocery or pet store
🐾Providing light tasks associated with animal hygiene
🐾Grooming such as nail clipping or help with brushing
🐾Transportation to and from vet or groomer
🐾Temporary care during hospitalization

Please see the post below for more information!

07/23/2026

🚨FRAUD ALERT!!🚨

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) is receiving reports of criminals pretending to be cellphone service providers. They may claim to work for a victim’s current provider and offer a discount, upgraded plan or new device. The threat actors may guide victims to log in to their real cellphone account while they remain on the phone. They may then ask for account details, security codes or other personal information.
In other cases, criminals may convince victims to open an account with a different service provider and obtain a new cellphone or tablet. They may ask victims to provide identification, such as a driver’s licence or Social Insurance Number (SIN), to complete the order. Once the device is delivered, the fraudster may claim that the wrong item was sent and instruct the victim to ship it to another address. The device and personal information may then be used to commit fraud or identity theft.
For more information: https://antifraudcentre.ca/scams-fraudes/service-eng.htm

We’re noticing an increase in reporting related to misleading home services and equipment. Victims are being contacted through ads on social media, telemarketing calls or through door-to-door sales persons. Be wary of ads on social media offering grants, equipment or services at a price below mark...

07/21/2026

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Bridgewater, NS
B4V0A6

Telephone

902-543-3567

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