SSA Office of the Inspector General Warns Public of Surge in Fraudulent “Social Security Statement” Emails
The Social Security Administration (SSA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is warning the public about a significant increase in government imposter scam emails that falsely claim to provide access to a recipient’s Social Security statement. Clicking links within the email may lead to identity theft, financial loss, or compromised data.
SSA Office of the Inspector General Warns Public of Surge in Fraudulent “Social Security Statement” Emails The Social Security Administration (SSA) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is warning the public about a significant increase in government imposter scam emails that falsely claim to provide access to a recipient’s Social Security statement. Clicking links within…
Project Dana proudly welcomes Maria Raiza Morales as its new executive director. Honored to uphold the organization’s mission, she builds on the vision of its founders, Shimeji Kanazawa and Rose Nakamura. With gratitude for the mentorship of Rose and former Executive Director Cyndi Osajima, Maria steps into this role with a strong commitment to their legacy, supported by a dedicated team and community.
Project Dana continues to serve Hawai‘i’s kūpuna and caregivers by providing companionship, transportation, errands and respite support. Its Caring for the Caregiver program offers public presentations, training, support groups and counseling. To enhance these efforts, Project Dana recently introduced Mon Ami, a software platform improving volunteer coordination and client services. With Hawai‘i’s aging population growing, these services are more critical than ever.
Together, Project Dana and our community ensure that kūpuna and caregivers receive the support they need. We invite you to join us in this mission — through service, volunteerism and community connection.
To learn more, visit our website, or contact us by phone or email if you are
interested in volunteering or need assistance.
PROJECT DANA (501(c) 3 nonprofit)
808-945-3736 | info@projectdana.org
projectdana.org
Project Dana proudly welcomes Maria Raiza Morales as its new executive director. Honored to uphold the organization’s mission, she builds on the vision of its founders, Shimeji Kanazawa and Rose Nakamura. With gratitude for the mentorship of Rose and former Executive Director Cyndi Osajima, Maria steps into this role with a strong commitment to their…
Falls are a significant concern for our kūpuna, often leading to serious injuries and diminished quality of life. However, proactive measures can help prevent falls.
First, maintaining physical strength and balance is crucial. Gentle exercises like tai chi, yoga or strength training enhance stability. Simple daily activities like walking or using a stationary bike can also contribute to better balance.
Despite their best efforts to remain strong and balanced, seniors sometimes need assistance with physical tasks, such as getting in and out of a vehicle. Transfer seats are specially designed to help a senior or person with a disability move from a wheelchair or scooter into a vehicle’s driver or passenger seat instead of driving or riding while seated in their wheelchair.
A transfer seat extends outside of the vehicles and lowers, making vehicle entry and exiting easier. A heavy scooter can be loaded into a car with trunk-mounted lift. These products can reduce the risk of falls and also protect the wellbeing of both the senior and the caregiver.
By using a transfer seat, kūpuna can significantly reduce their risk of falling, maintain their independence, stay active and safe, and ensure a more secure lifestyle. An evaluation with a mobility consultant can help determine whether a transfer seat is right for you.
SODERHOLM MOBILITY, INC.
2044 Dillingham Blvd., Honolulu, HI 96819
808 834-1417 | chad@soderholmbus.com
soderholmbus.com
Falls are a significant concern for our kūpuna, often leading to serious injuries and diminished quality of life. However, proactive measures can help prevent falls. First, maintaining physical strength and balance is crucial. Gentle exercises like tai chi, yoga or strength training enhance stability. Simple daily activities like walking or using a stationary bike can…
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