DOJ Elder Justice Initiative

Elder Abuse & Protection · Washington · Free

US Department of Justice resources on prosecuting elder abuse and financial fraud. Worth contacting after spotting unexplained bank withdrawals, new "friends," missing belongings, or sudden POA changes. Most reports lead to a home visit by an APS caseworker within 24-72 hours; emergency situations are prioritized. AARP's Fraud Watch Helpline and the FTC's IdentityTheft.gov are practical resources before and after a scam. Open at no cost to Washington seniors and the families supporting them.

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National Center on Elder Abuse — NCEA — federally funded resource on preventing elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Useful for family members worried about a senior bein
NAPSA - Adult Protective Services — National Adult Protective Services Association — find your state APS to report elder abuse. Useful for family members worried about a senior
AARP Fraud Watch Network — Free helpline 1-877-908-3360 for fraud help. Scam alerts and prevention. Built for reporting suspected elder abuse, neglect, exploitation, o
FTC Consumer Information — Federal Trade Commission scam alerts and consumer protection. Pass It On for older adults. Worth contacting after spotting unexplained bank
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Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker — Report and search reported scams in your area to protect yourself and others. Useful for family members worried about a senior being isolate