织密反诈防护网，守护老少平安

Group 1 - The core activity "Children's Internet Safety" aims to educate children on recognizing online scams and protecting personal information, fostering a community of "Internet Safety Little Guardians" [1] - The New Jia Street community conducts at least three anti-fraud themed activities monthly, targeting different demographics to integrate fraud prevention awareness into daily life [1][2] - Interactive games are used to teach children about online risks, such as the "Traffic Light" game for risk level identification and collaborative games for information protection [1] Group 2 - Elderly individuals are a vulnerable group to scams, leading to a demand for targeted anti-fraud education, including workshops on recognizing scams related to health products and pensions [2] - Communities are implementing various strategies for anti-fraud education, such as inviting police to explain scams, organizing smartphone usage classes, and forming mutual assistance groups among seniors [2] - The New Jia Street aims to establish a long-term anti-fraud mechanism, integrating efforts from police, financial institutions, and legal advisors to strengthen the community's fraud prevention measures [2][3] Group 3 - Continuous anti-fraud campaigns are changing residents' habits, with more individuals transitioning from passive listeners to active sharers of scam information [3] - The community plans to maintain the "three activities per month" strategy and promote the sharing of successful experiences among communities to enhance fraud awareness [3]