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Announcement of a New President

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dilshan Anandarajan as the new President of Plan to Protect®. Dilshan brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to our organization, as well as a strong background in risk management and leadership.

A graduate of the Schulich School of Business, Dilshan has spent the last five years with Euclid Transactional, where he excelled as a Senior Associate in underwriting and risk analytics while also leading the training and development of the analyst team. Beyond his professional achievements, Dilshan is actively engaged as a youth leader, speaker, and music director at the bridge - a Markham community church, while volunteering his time leading youth sports programs in the Jane and Finch community of Toronto with Youth Unlimited. He comes highly recommended by his employers, direct reports, clients and mentors, all speaking of his strong character, integrity, work ethic and leadership skills.

Dilshan is enthusiastic about joining the Plan to Protect® team and is eager to drive growth in our SaaS (Software as a Service) offerings while expanding our impact. His vision and expertise align perfectly with our mission to provide the highest standard of abuse prevention.

 “With great excitement and anticipation, I count it an honour and a privilege to receive this appointment. It has been a joy to journey with Melodie over the past many months as we have envisioned the future of safeguarding initiatives across North America and the instrumental role Plan to Protect® will continue to fulfill in schools, churches, camps, and youth sports organizations. I am eager to grow Plan to Protect’s offering while upholding Plan to Protect’s excellent training standards in partnership with the wonderful team that is in place.” - Dilshan Anandarajan

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    Scams and Fraud Targeting Canadian Seniors: A Call to Vigilance

    August 17, 2025
    Deception in Disguise

    Ed and his wife Lillian had been quietly managing their financial struggles when Ed received a phone call that seemed to offer a lifeline. A stranger (saying he was representing a political incumbent) promised a generous deposit if Ed would simply provide his bank card number and PIN. He was told this was an initiative of the federal government on behalf of Seniors. Desperation led to trust, and within hours, their account was emptied and their credit maxed out.

    Stories like Ed’s aren’t rare. They're part of an alarming pattern. Seniors across Canada are increasingly the targets of fraud schemes that not only drain their savings but also shake their confidence and independence. These scams aren’t just clever tricks—they're calculated attacks on those least equipped to fight back.

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