Three Rivers Regional Commission

🚨 Medicare Fraud Costs BILLIONS Every Year 🚨

Did you know Medicare loses an estimated $60 billion annually to fraud, errors, and abuse? The impact goes far beyond dollars—it can cost beneficiaries valuable time, money, and peace of mind.

June is Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, a nationwide effort led by the Administration for Community Living (ACL) and the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) Resource Center to educate and empower individuals to spot, prevent, and report fraud.

✅ Review your Medicare statements
✅ Protect your Medicare number
✅ Report suspicious activity

Together, we can help stop Medicare fraud and protect benefits for those who need them most.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Families that talk about fraud prevention help protect the people they love.

This Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, remind your loved ones to guard their Medicare number just like they would their banking information.

A quick conversation could make all the difference. 💙

🎉 B-I-N-G-O 🎉

What better way to celebrate Medicare Fraud Prevention Week than joining the Georgia Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) for a FREE Virtual Bingo Event!

🗓️ June 5th
⏰ 11:00 AM

Have fun, test your luck, and learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from Medicare fraud.

📞 Register today: 877-272-8720
🌐 Learn more: www.stopmedicarefraud.org

Don’t miss this fun and informative event—grab your bingo card and join us online!

June 1st to June 5th is Medicare Fraud Prevention Week! The week everyone can learn about protecting themselves, their friends, and their loved ones from scammers with the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP). For more information on the SMP in Georgia, visit StopMedicareFraud.org

The WorkSource Three Rivers Mobile Career Lab will be in Meriwether County!

📍 Greenville City Hall
📅 June 3, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

✅ Job Search Assistance
✅ Employment Opportunities
✅ Resume Assistance
✅ Training Services
✅ Youth Work Experience Programs
✅ Budgeting & Financial Planning Resources

No appointment needed, just stop by and see how WorkSource Three Rivers can help you.

📢 Share this post and tag someone who could benefit from these free services!

See below for more information on participating in a state survey.

Stephanie Matthews, Workforce Director, and Jessica Gardner, Program Services Manager, proudly represented Three Rivers Regional Commission at the 2026 NAWDP Conference in Arizona. The conference brought together workforce development professionals from across the country to share innovative strategies, best practices, and collaborative solutions aimed at strengthening workforce systems and expanding opportunities for job seekers and employers alike.

Their attendance reflects Three Rivers Regional Commission’s ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of workforce trends and bringing new ideas and resources back to the communities we serve.

Three Rivers was proud to host a Senior Picnic in celebration of Older Americans Month! Seniors from surrounding counties and local senior centers came together for a day filled with fellowship, laughter, good food, and community connection.

Events like these remind us how important it is to support and uplift our senior community while raising awareness about senior hunger. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate and spend time together!

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The Three Rivers Regional Commission (TRRC) and the Butts County Family Collaborative continue to partner with local businesses, organizations, and community leaders to strengthen families and create lasting impact throughout our region. Together, we are proud to support upcoming community ventures that uplift and empower our citizens, including initiatives such as the Community Baby Shower, which successfully served over 90 families across 12 counties by providing essential resources, education, and support for parents and newborns.

In addition, collaborative efforts like “Digging with Dads” in the community garden and “Donuts with Dads” initiatives are helping to foster stronger family engagement, mentorship, healthy living, and positive community connections for fathers and children alike.

These partnerships reflect the power of collaboration and the shared commitment to building healthier families, stronger communities, and brighter futures across the Three Rivers region.

Photo From L-R Ronald Williams-Community Affairs Coordinator-TRRC and Anne Marie Eason-Butts County