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Share it widely.

Printable guides, a stick-by-the-phone checklist, and a calm plan for the worst day. All free, all in plain English, made to be photocopied, posted, and passed around.

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Printable guides

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Checklist

The by-the-phone card

Five questions to ask before you trust any unexpected call. Print it, fold it, keep it by the landline.

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AI Fraud

Voice clones & safe words

How AI voice scams work, and the family safe-word system that beats them. Includes a fill-in card.

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Banking

What your bank will never do

A one-page myth-buster you can keep in your purse or wallet. Settles the doubt in the moment.

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Email & text

Spot a fake message

Annotated real examples of phishing texts and emails, with every red flag circled.

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For families

The talk with your parents

A gentle, non-patronising script for raising scams with an older relative, without the eye-rolls.

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Recovery

If it’s already happened

A calm, numbered plan for the hours after a scam, who to call first, and why it’s not your fault.

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If it’s happening right now

Five calm steps. In order.

Think you’ve been targeted, or already paid? Stop and breathe. Then work through these, and remember, the shame belongs to the scammer, never to you.

Keep this handy Save our help line and your bank’s fraud number in your phone today, while everything is calm.

Stop all contact

Hang up, don’t reply, don’t click anything more. You owe a scammer nothing, not even politeness.

Call your bank

Use the number on the back of your card. They can freeze cards and try to halt payments, speed matters.

Change passwords

Start with email and banking. If you reused a password anywhere, change it there too.

Report it

Tell the police and the national fraud line. Your report helps protect the next person, too.

Tell someone you trust

A friend, family member, or us. You don’t have to carry this alone, and we won’t judge.

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For sons, daughters & carers

Worried about someone you love?

You can’t be there for every call, but you can help them build the instincts that are. Start with a guide, a workshop, or a spot on the app waitlist.

Reserve a place for them Bring a workshop nearby

Questions, answered

The things people ask us most.

Yes. All of our guides, the news, and community workshops are free. The app will have a free tier too, with optional extras for those who want them. Keeping the essentials free is core to why Safeguard Senior exists.
Not at all. Everything is designed for people who find phones fiddly: big text, plain words, and no jargon. The printable guides need nothing more than a printer, and our workshops assume zero tech confidence.
Please do. Print them, photocopy them, pin them to noticeboards, hand them out at the church or club. The more they spread, the better. We only ask that you don’t sell them.
We’re rolling out gradually, community by community, through 2026. Join the waiting list and we’ll email you the moment early access opens in your area.
Make an inquiry and tell us a little about your group. Workshops are free for retirement communities and registered charities, most are booked within two weeks.

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