CUYAHOGA COUNTY'S SENIOR SAFETY AND SECURITY PROGRAM USES SLIDE SHOWS, DISCUSSIONS, AND DEMONSTRATIONS TO TEACH THE ELDERLY HOW TO MAKE THEMSELVES LESS VULNERABLE TO CRIME AND HOW TO HELP THE POLICE APPREHEND CRIMINALS. THE PROGRAM'S EFFORTS ARE CONCENTRATED IN SIX URBAN AND SUBURBAN AREAS WITH LARGE NUMBERS OF ELDERLY RESIDENTS. PROGRAM STAFF MEMBERS CONTACT ALL SENIOR CITIZEN CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS, NUTRITION CENTERS, AND LARGE APARTMENT BUILDINGS TO ARRANGE FOR PRESENTATIONS. EACH SITE'S PRESENTATION USUALLY INCLUDES A DISCUSSION OF CRIME PROBLEMS; A DEMONSTRATION OF LOCKS AND PROPERTY MARKING, SLIDE SHOWS ON BANKING SERVICES AND ON TECHNIQUES FOR FOILING BURGLARS, STREET ATTACKS, AND CONFIDENCE ARTISTS; AND A QUIZ ON CRIME. THE PROGRAM STAFF ALSO PERFORMS SAFETY INSPECTIONS OF ELDERLY CITIZENS' HOMES UPON REQUEST AND PROVIDES CONSULTATION SERVICES FOR POLICE. FINDINGS OF THE PROGRAM'S SURVEY OF VICTIMIZATION AMONG ELDERLY CLEVELAND RESIDENTS ARE SUMMARIZED, AS ARE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CRIME PREVENTION INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM'S PRESENTATIONS.