AI Voice Scam Safety Kit for Ageing Parents

A caller sounds exactly like your child. They say there has been an accident and they need money immediately.

Would your parent know what to do next?

The AI Voice Scam Safety Kit gives Canadian families a simple response plan to put in place before an urgent call happens: stop, hang up and call back using a number already known and trusted.

Your parent does not need to recognize artificial intelligence or prove that a call is fake. They need a calm, familiar plan they can follow under pressure.

This is not a technical cybersecurity book or a long list of scams to memorize. It is a practical 30-minute kit for adult children, caregivers, parents and grandparents to complete together.

WHAT IS INSIDE

• A guided 30-minute family safety setup

• A fill-in callback plan for trusted telephone numbers

• A simple private family-verification method

• Read-aloud scripts for suspicious family-emergency calls

• Scripts for unexpected bank, police and fraud-investigator calls

• CRA and government-call guidance for Canadian families

• Clear warning signs involving money, account access, secrecy and pressure

• A large-print safety card to keep beside the telephone

• Four cut-out wallet cards

• Three realistic practice calls for your family

• A calm action list for situations where money or information may already have been shared

• Canadian fraud-reporting contacts and official resources

• A short quarterly family check-in

HOW TO USE IT

Download and print the kit, then work through it with your parent or another family member. Fill in the trusted callback numbers, agree on a private verification method and practise the short call scripts together.

Place the large-print card beside the landline or charging station and keep one of the smaller cards in a wallet or purse.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• One 18-page printable PDF

• Canada Edition

• English language

• US Letter format: 8.5 × 11 inches

• Immediate digital download after purchase

• Personal household-use licence

This product is especially useful for families with an older parent or grandparent who receives unexpected telephone calls, lives independently or may be targeted by urgent impersonation scams.

Updated August 2026 and prepared using guidance from official Canadian sources, including the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security and the Canada Revenue Agency.

PLEASE NOTE

This is a digital product. No physical item will be mailed.

This kit is an educational family-planning resource. It cannot guarantee that every scam will be prevented and it is not legal, financial, medical or law-enforcement advice.

Give your family a plan now before an urgent caller asks someone you love to make a decision under pressure.