Elder abuse victims can seek help from various community resources such as adult protective services, local law enforcement agencies, domestic violence hotlines, and elder abuse helplines.

Adult protective services are government agencies responsible for investigating reports of elder abuse, providing intervention services, and connecting victims with support resources.

Local law enforcement agencies can investigate allegations of elder abuse, file criminal charges against perpetrators, and ensure the safety of victims by removing them from harmful situations.

Support services for elder abuse victims may include counseling, legal assistance, emergency shelter, medical care, and financial aid to help victims rebuild their lives.

Friends and family members can support elder abuse victims by listening to their concerns, offering emotional support, helping them access resources, and advocating on their behalf.