National SOS Help-line + Silver Alert Hellas
Goals: describe the main goals of the good practice | National SOS Help-line 10-65 for elderly and Silver Alert Hellas for missing elderly persons is an organized system for quick and direct public notification of information concerning the disappearance of older people who suffer from Alzheimer, dementia or other mental and psychological disorders.
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Target Group: describe on which group the good practice is targeted | The cases of missing elderly that can be classified as incidents to activate Silver Alert system, should have some of the following characteristics:
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Approach: describe the way in which the good practice is implemented. | By activatingSilver Alert, there is direct, quick and detailed public information about incidents of disappearance of older people. With the operation ofSilver Alert, and through the media (television and radio stations, internet etc) and other agencies (ministries, Attiki Odos, Police etc.) the starting time of the search is minimized and can be life-saving. |
Who does implement this good practice? Mention, if relevant, the organisation or persons who do the work. | Silver Alert Hellasprogramme is nationwide and is under the responsibility of the NGO Grammi Zois with the support of Stavros Niarxos Foundation. Silver Alert Hellasis operating from April of 2011. |
What material is available on this good practice (description, website etc.) | Material on this good practice can be obtained through the websites of Silver Alert Hellas, Municipalities, Police and NGO Grammi Zois. Indicatively:
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How widely is this good practice used in your country? | Silver Alert Hellas operates since April 2011 in a national level |
What are the results, outcomes, experiences with this good practice? Please mention the source(s). | Results/outcomes:
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Are there effect studies? Please mention the source(s) if the answer is ‘yes’. | No. |
What are the success factors? |
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