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Multiple initiatives across the United States are focusing on protecting senior citizens from increasing scams and fraud. Nassau County officials are hosting educational seminars to help seniors recognize and report scams, emphasizing the vulnerabilities due to technology gaps and social factors. Similarly, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida collaborated with several agencies and AARP to hold an outreach event addressing common fraud schemes such as investment and inheritance fraud, providing resources for reporting scams. The Atmore Police Department is offering a Senior Citizen Financial Fraud PowerPoint presentation to community groups to educate about scam tactics and prevention tools. Additionally, the Federal Trade Commission's Pass It On campaign provides online resources and encourages sharing wisdom to protect older adults from identity theft, investment scams, and government impersonator fraud. These combined efforts reflect a nationwide commitment to empowering seniors with knowledge and resources to safeguard their finances and well-being.