Rural and Tribal Resources
Roughly 20 percent of older adults live in rural communities. When older adults need help, large rural landscapes can elongate response times.
Often there are fewer services and service providers and limited access to broadband. All of these are challenges to identifying and combating elder abuse, neglect and financial exploitation in rural and tribal communities.
Rurality has both advantages and challenges for rural and tribal residents. Learn about aging and elder abuse in rural and tribal communities and find a list of curated research on those topics.
Find state-specific elder abuse flyers with live links to learn about adult protective services, how to report elder abuse, a neighborhood map to find state resources, and much more.
View the agenda and speaker presentations from the 2018 Rural and Tribal Elder Justice Summit.
Find funding opportunities, announcements and events specifically for tribal communities. Contributors to this site include the Office of Tribal Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, Office of Justice Programs, and the Office on Violence Against Women.