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Elder abuse

When older people are harmed by family or carers.

Older people can be abused by partners, adult children, relatives or carers.

Forms it can take

  • Taking money or property
  • Neglect
  • Physical or emotional harm
  • Isolation from others
  • Sexual abuse

Signs

  • Unexplained injuries
  • Sudden money problems
  • Fearfulness or withdrawal
  • Poor hygiene or weight loss

Getting help

Many countries have elder abuse helplines or adult protection services. If someone is in immediate danger, call emergency services.

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