Fall prevention resource hub

Help raise awareness by printing and displaying our campaign posters in prominent, high-traffic areas in your community or workplace. Let’s work together to empower older adults to stay independent.

We’ve developed a series of ready-to-use social media posts and graphics to make it easy for you to share this important message with your network. Together, we can raise awareness, challenge misconceptions and offer practical steps to help reduce the risk of falls.

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Falls can happen to anyone. Check your risk with a quick online assessment: bit.ly/3E6vgus

It’s never too early to prevent a fall. Take control of your health with a 2-minute fall risk assessment. Get started bit.ly/3E6vgus

Most falls are preventable by managing medications, physical activity and removing hazards and minimizing risks. Check your risk with a quick self-assessment: bit.ly/3E6vgus

Fall prevention starts early. Share this Staying Independent Checklist to help your loved ones assess and reduce their risk of falling: bit.ly/3E6vgus

Start integrating fall prevention into your daily life with a 2-minute checklist: bit.ly/3E6vgus

Falls make up over 85% of injury-related hospitalizations among older adults living with frailty. The good news: frailty and most falls are preventable. Learn how to reduce your risk bit.ly/3E6vgus

On average, 10 older adults (often living with frailty) are admitted to a Nova Scotia hospital each day with fall-related injuries. Here are the steps we can take to prevent them bit.ly/3E6vgus

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