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The Americans most directly affected by this resolution are older adults, particularly those who are vulnerable to or are already experiencing abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation. While the resolution doesn't provide new direct services, it aims to increase public and professional awareness, which could indirectly lead to more identification of abuse and better support for victims.
Professionals and agencies working with older adults, such as Adult Protective Services, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and long-term care ombudsmen, are also directly affected as their efforts are recognized and they are encouraged to continue and strengthen their work in preventing and responding to elder abuse. The general public is encouraged to become more educated and proactive in recognizing and reporting signs of abuse.
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The Americans most directly affected by this resolution are older adults, particularly those who are vulnerable to or are already experiencing abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation. While the resolution doesn't provide new direct services, it aims to increase public and professional awareness, which could indirectly lead to more identification of abuse and better support for victims.
Professionals and agencies working with older adults, such as Adult Protective Services, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and long-term care ombudsmen, are also directly affected as their efforts are recognized and they are encouraged to continue and strengthen their work in preventing and responding to elder abuse. The general public is encouraged to become more educated and proactive in recognizing and reporting signs of abuse.
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A resolution designating June 15, 2026, as "World Elder Abuse Awareness Day" and the month of June 2026 as "Elder Abuse ...