StaySafe for Seniors  
at Home
and Secure
and Healthy
> Use the StaySafe and Secure checklist to find out how you can improve your home security
StaySafe and Secure

Older people have a right to feel safe — just like everyone else. People who appear confident and take security precautions are less likely to be victims of crime.

Contrary to popular belief, older people are safer in public places than other groups of the community — they just don't feel like it. However, older people are more likely to be the victims of fraud or scams.

Checklists

Use this checklist to assess your home security situation.

- Secure

Do you want more information?

For more information on crime prevention visit Neighbourhood Watch.

For information on scams and fraud visit Scam Watch.

For information on crime prevention and home security visit Virtual House.

For information on Aged and Disability Rights.

 

Northern Territory Government