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TRIAD is a partnership that exists to reduce crimes against the elderly in central Kane County Tri-Cities areas including: Geneva, St. Charles, Batavia, Elburn and Campton Hills. If you are looking for a way to reach seniors, or if you are a senior with a desire to volunteer and assist others, we invite you to join us! All are welcome to attend the monthly meetings at 9 a.m. on the third Friday of each month at the Pottawatomie Community Center.
TRIAD Meetings
- Monthly Meeting held at Pottawatomie Community Center at 8 North Ave St. Charles, IL 60174 on the third Friday of the month at 9 a.m.
For any questions, please contact us at 630-513-6200.
This organization is in place to help reduce crimes against the elderly. It is in cooperation with IACP (the International Association of the Chief of Police), NSA (the National Sheriff's Association), your Local Government, AARP and local senior service provider and sponsors.
Purposes and Goals
The purpose and goals of TRIAD are:
To increase awareness of crimes against senior citizens.
To sponsor programs for senior citizens to reduce fear of crime and educate older citizens about preventive measures they can take to protect themselves.
To emphasize the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of senior citizens as crimes.
To improve communication and understanding between seniors and law enforcement.
To improve communication and understanding of the different roles of elder abuse agencies, and other appropriate organizations.
Agency on Aging
Please read this press release from the Agency on Aging Northeastern Illinois on
"How Everyone Wants to Age Well".
Visit the AgeGuide website.
Firearms Restraining Order: Empowering Law Enforcement and Families to Prevent Gun Violence by Attorney General Kwame Raoul
Please read this
press release.
Low-Cost Transportation for Seniors
Ride In Kane provides transportation for seniors and the disabled. For a nominal fee, door-to-door transportation is offered to seniors within Geneva Township for medical visits, shopping or other personal needs. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For reservations contact Pace Central Call Center at 1-630-762-2600.
TRIAD programs can come to you!
Central Kane County TRIAD is available to present senior programs at private senior facilities wishing to offer their clientele safety information concerning travel and financial security. For further information call Lynne at 630-513-6200.
How you can help!
If you're aware of fraud or scams that specifically target the elderly, please call your local police department and report it.
The Central Kane County TRIAD welcomes the participation of concerned seniors and those who care for them in this effort.
