About Us
At the National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), we believe that Elder Abuse is preventable. Funded by the Administration for Community Living, we serve as a national resource center dedicated to empowering older adults and preventing elder mistreatment.
By providing awareness tools, training, policy, and research updates, we hope to spread awareness of elder abuse as a critical and preventable issue in professional and public realms. Through our Listserv and Blog, we host a forum for those with a professional interest in the area of elder mistreatment through which they can share relevant news, events, and opportunities. Our social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn allow us to engage various audiences on elder abuse prevention.
Like the NCEA, organizations, and professionals serving older adults play a significant role in preventing and addressing elder abuse. The NCEA has resources to help you raise elder abuse awareness and promote a better future for people of all ages, abilities, and capacities:
Reframing Elder Abuse project disseminates a new communications strategy that enhances public understandings on elder abuse.
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is every June 15th. During WEAAD season, the NCEA offers tools and tips to unify our voices during this critical time of the year.
Supports and Tools for Elder Abuse Prevention (STEAP) is composed of free, customizable and ready-to-use tools that can aid AAA’s in fostering action against elder abuse within their communities. STEAP’s outreach calendar also displays year-round opportunities for civic engagement.
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