I was speaking in regard to senior women earlier and what our government is doing. Again, we've raised old age security by 10% for seniors 75 and older.
We also recognize that seniors are very vulnerable to financial fraud and abuse. The government believes this is completely unacceptable. The Minister of Finance recently launched an anti-fraud strategy to protect seniors, prevent scams before they happen and go after those who seek to take advantage of them. We're also moving forward, with financial institutions, on establishing an economic abuse code of conduct, so that institutions can better intervene when instances of scams and economic abuse occur. That certainly helps women who are over the age of 75.
One of the organizations I am proud of, in terms of their work, is the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse. They've addressed gaps in gender-based violence responses for women aged 55 and older. Through those investments into this organization, they have developed trauma- and violence-informed tools and guidance tailored to older survivors, which the member was asking about. This includes a self-assessment tool for service providers. It directly helps those who are fleeing difficult situations.
What I do appreciate—