Scam & Fraud Workshops · For community groups

Practical scam and fraud guidance for residents.

We run practical sessions where people already gather. The focus is simple: how common scams and fraud work, what to question, and what to do when something has already happened.

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Who it's for

Different groups face different risks.

Seniors residence session
Senior homes & residences

For residents and the staff who support them.

Impersonation calls, fake bank alerts, tech-support scams and other everyday risks. Sessions can be paced for the room, with accessible materials where needed.

Community centre session
Nonprofits & community centres

For members, volunteers and community teams.

Examples can be adapted to the situations your community actually encounters, with plain language and practical takeaways.

A frontline worker checking a message on her phone
Staff & frontline teams

For the people who are often asked first.

A focused session for staff and frontline teams on recognising warning signs and responding calmly when someone may be dealing with a scam or fraud.

The programme

One session. Practical things people can use straight away.

Clear examples, useful questions and time for the room to ask its own.

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How it works

Built around your community.

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Current community work
Shubh Helping Hands Elspeth Heyworth Centre for Women We currently work with community organisations in Canada while building materials that can travel across regions and languages.