ALT An older person stands outdoors in front of greenery, looking calmly at the camera. Text states that everyone deserves to live with dignity, safety and respect, and highlights recognising each person’s rights, preferences, and voice.

ALT An older man sits on a couch smiling, with a dog resting in front of him. Text reads “Being heard can change everything” and emphasises person‑centred approaches that give older people time, space and respect to tell their story.

ALT Two older adults stand on a rocky coastal lookout holding hands, with ocean waves behind them. Overlaid text from Ageing and Disability Commission reads: “Support should never be one-size-fits all… Learn more: https://bit.ly/43JnX4O,” with a purple awareness ribbon.

ALT An older person stands indoors by a window, partly lit by sunlight, looking thoughtfully to the side. Text on the image states that everyone has a role in ensuring older people experiencing abuse feel seen, heard and supported.

ALT Blue graphic announcing: “The NSW Ageing and Disability Abuse Helpline will be closed for the King’s Birthday public holiday, Monday 8 June.” Three headset icons appear. Text notes reports can still be submitted online and emergencies should call 000.

ALT Light blue slides with text explaining that leaving abusive relationships involving family, friends or community members can be difficult, abuse can develop over time, and older people facing abuse need support and understanding, not judgement.

ALT A true/false statement says abuse always involves physical violence, followed by “FALSE”. Dark blue slides explain that abuse can be controlling or coercive behaviour and list types including physical, psychological, sexual, financial abuse, neglect and coercive control.

ALT Black background graphic with rainbow border. White text reads, “Only 3 in 10 LGBTQ people who have experienced Domestic or Family Violence have told someone about it.” Purple text says “#SeenAndBelieved.” Bottom corner shows “28 May LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day.”

ALT Pink background graphic with bold black text reading “ALL IN for Reconciliation.” Smaller text says “National Reconciliation Week 2026, 27 May – 3 June.” Patterned stickers around the edge repeat “I’m In.” Website and hashtag appear at the bottom.

ALT Purple graphic for National Sorry Day with white text “National Sorry Day” and orange circle reading “26 May.” Message says “Stolen Generations survivors deserve action now. We cannot wait another generation.” Healing Foundation logo at bottom.

ALT Presenter standing at a wooden lectern with a laptop and microphone, speaking to an audience. A projector screen displays “NSW Ageing & Disability Commission” with text and an image. Table with water jugs and cups in foreground.

ALT Rainbow awareness ribbon on a light blue background with text reading “Today is the International Day Against LGBTQIA Discrimination.” A blue label at the bottom reads “May 17 – International Day Against LGBTQIA Discrimination.”

ALT Poster from the Ageing and Disability Commission showing an older person seated indoors. Text panel lists ‘Signs of neglect include’ with bullet points about inadequate clothing, poor hygiene, lack of care, unsafe conditions, and weight loss or dehydration.

ALT NSW Health graphic showing a cartoon influenza virus split in half: one side scary and diseased, the other friendly and smiling. Text reads ‘Influenza isn’t as scary if you’re vaccinated’ with a button to book a flu vaccine.

ALT Blue graphic with text stating the NSW Ageing and Disability Abuse Helpline will be closed for the ANZAC Day additional public holiday on 27 April. Three headset icons appear. Text notes reports can still be submitted online or by email; emergencies call 000.