PEACE Services - ELDER ABUSE PRESENTATION
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Prevention of Elder Abuse and Community Education (PEACE) Services is a not for profit registered Charity since 2007. PEACE has been providing FREE services to the Community in general and seniors in particular for about 10 years across the GTA.
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