Judge Veronica Vasquez has been named a recipient of the Partnering to Protect Award at the 42nd Annual APS (Adult Protective Services) Conference. This honor recognizes her outstanding commitment to protecting vulnerable adults in Bexar County and her leadership in implementing mandatory training for City of San Antonio staff on recognizing elder abuse.
The award will be presented at the APS Annual Conference. Judge Vasquez will be recognized alongside Senator José Menendez and Councilwoman Melissa Cabello-Havrda for their collaborative efforts in safeguarding older adults and people with disabilities from abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
The APS Conference brings together experts and community leaders to provide resources, training, and education aimed at enhancing the protection of at-risk adults. The Partnering to Protect Award acknowledges individuals who go above and beyond to serve vulnerable communities through dedicated advocacy and public service.
Judge Vasquez’s work in Bexar County exemplifies her commitment to community safety and justice. Her advocacy for mandatory training for city staff ensures that more eyes are equipped to recognize the signs of elder abuse, offering greater protection to those in need.
For more information about the APS Conference and its mission to protect the unprotected, visit the APS Conference Page.
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