Elder Abuse

Elder Abuse

Butler County, Ohio has created an Elder Abuse Task Force, drawing together Law Enforcement, the DA's Office, Private Advocacy Groups, and the Business Community to help stem the tide of Crimes and Abuse against the Elderly.

Click the logo above for an overview of this program. Click Here for a detailed list of scams identified by this program.

In March this Task Force held 4 meetings detailing their work. They are posted in full below.

The National Center for Edler Abuse (NCEA) was established by the U.S. Administration on Aging (AoA) in 1988 as a national elder abuse resource center.
Click on the logo above for their website.


Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a partnership between the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center.
Click on the Logo Above to go to their site.


Center for Excellence on Elder Abuse and Negelct UC, Irvine

Elder Abuse can happen to any senior. Part of this awareness program is to reduce the feelings of shame and embarrassment that often prevent seniors from speaking out. Reporting Abuse is the first step in stopping it.


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Click on the Logo above to go to the Main website of the Federal Trade Commission.

FTC Warns Consumers: Charity and Home Repair Scams May Appear After a Disaster

Warning from the Federal Trade Commission posted on August 29th 2012

Fraud, Vulnerability and Aging - Case Studies

This report covers many common scams with the techniques used. What makes the elderly so vulnerable is also examined.


Click on the video below and gain strength from this curious account of an American legend.