财务虐待的代价不止金钱：Next Chapter Innovation 寻求为老年人提供解决方案和支持

关键论点

• 老年人财务虐待的危害远超金钱本身，会削弱其独立性、安全感和对生活的掌控。
• 成年子女是最大施虐群体，占案例的三分之一；仅约三成受害者寻求帮助。
• 社区居住的65岁及以上澳大利亚人中，约六分之一经历过某种形式的老年人虐待。
• 联邦银行寻求与社区组织合作，共同开发并测试新的预防、识别和康复方法。

对应原文证据

1. Financial abuse was the third most reported form of elder abuse.¹ The Next Chapter Innovation program will provide up to five not-for-profit organisations, social enterprises and community-led organisations with $100,000 or $200,000 to deliver projects over 12 months, alongside executive mentoring and other non-financial support from CommBank.
2. Eligible Australian not-for-profits, social enterprises and community-led organisations can apply for funding of $100,000 or $200,000 to deliver a project over 12 months, with successful applicants also receiving executive mentoring and other non-financial support.