Fall
prevention
Starts with you
It’s never too early to prevent a fall
Falls can happen to anyone, but understanding your personal risk is the first step toward prevention. Preventing falls isn’t just about avoiding injury—it’s about being able to continue enjoying life’s simple pleasures. Most importantly, it’s about maintaining independence.
Fall prevention
Starts with you
It’s never too early to prevent a fall
Falls are not a normal part of aging
True or false? It’s time to challenge common myths about falls.
Falls can’t be prevented.
False
Most falls are preventable. Be aware of your risk and take steps to stay independent.
I’m too young to worry about falling.
False
Fall risks can begin earlier than you think. It’s never too soon to protect yourself.
There’s no one I can turn to for help.
FALSE
You’re not alone — there’s a community of support available to you in New Brunswick.
Your fall prevention plan starts here
Simple steps to protect yourself and support your community
Help raise awareness during Fall Prevention Month
Whether for yourself, a loved one, or your community, we all play a part in fall prevention.
Keep enjoying the moments that matter
As you age, preventing falls becomes more important than ever. Small actions today can help you take charge of a safer, more independent future.
There are on average 8 hospital admissions each day in N.B. due to fall-related injuries among older adults.
Falls are the leading cause of injury and hospitalizations in older Canadian adults.
About 1 in every 3 adults aged 65 years or more living at home will fall at least once a year.
