Scam and Fraud Prevention Education - StayConnectedNH

August 11, 2025

The Elder Abuse and Exploitation Unit of the New Hampshire Department of Justice, Office of Attorney General is participating in a number of upcoming community education events. We encourage you to attend one of the following to learn more about how scam and fraud is impacting the state of New Hampshire. In partnership with law enforcement and banking officials, we will share the information you need to keep your assets safe.

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The mission at FAST is to increase public awareness of financial exploitation with the goal of mitigating risk of exploitation and protecting our state’s vulnerable populations.

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