Far too many vulnerable adults are falling victim to abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation,” said Governor Mike Kehoe. “We owe it to our older adults and those with disabilities to advocate for their health and safety and ensure they are not taken advantage of.
Mike Kehoe: “Far too many vulnerable adults are falling victim to abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation,” said Governor Mike…”
On the recordJune 18, 2026
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Governor Kehoe addresses elder abuse awareness.
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