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Recommended Web Sites
Elder
Abuse Hotlines - Click here for a list
of elder abuse hotlines in every state.
Elder
Abuse: Signs to Look for, Actions to Take
- The Mayo Clinic offers these tips about helping an
older friend or relative who may be in trouble.
National
Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse - Learn about the extent
of the problem, types of abuse, risk factors, profiles
of victims and abusers, and helpful resources for learning
more about elder abuse.
15 Questions and Answers About Elder Abuse - The National Center on Elder Abuse has created this information.
Adult Protective Services - Learn how they can help to protect you or your loved one.
Caregiver Stress and Elder Abuse - Being the caregiver can be very stressful, read more here.
Domestic Violence: Older Women Can Be Victims Too - There is no age limits to abuse, read more here.
Elder
Abuse and Neglect
- This web site is designed to address many of the concerns
surrounding elder abuse ranging from information concerning
the incidence of abuse to a discussion of intervention
strategies.
Elder
Abuse and Neglect - In Search of Solutions - The American Psychological
Association has produced this brochure written for consumers,
but useful to anyone who wants to know more about elder
abuse. It includes information about types of abuse
and neglect, what causes it, and where to go for help.
Elder
Abuse - The Administration on Aging
provides these links to quality resources about elder
abuse.
Elder Care Locator - The Eldercare Locator is the first step to finding resources for older adults in any U.S. community. Just one phone call or Website visit provides an instant connection to resources that enable older persons to live independently in their communities.
Elder
Maltreatment and Neglect
- The American Medical Association has produced this
fact sheet about elder abuse, including warning signs
that indicate a senior is being maltreated.
Elder
Mistreatment - The AGS Foundation for Health in Aging
has created this information.
MEDLINEPlus:
Elder Abuse
- The National Library of Medicine has assembled these
links to quality resources.
Mental Capacity, Consent and Undue Influence - The National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse speaks on these topics.
National
Center on Elder Abuse
- NCEA exists to provide elder abuse information to
professionals and the public; offer technical assistance
and training to elder abuse agencies and related professionals;
conduct short-term elder abuse research; and assist
with elder abuse program and policy development. NCEA's
website contains many resources and publications to
help achieve these goals.
Where To Report Nursing Home Abuse - The National Center on Elder Abuse offers this information.
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