Elder Justice Network Locator Map

Elder justice professionals across the country are striving daily to improve outcomes for abused older adults through coordinated prevention, intervention, and policy teams. Identifying these teams and making meaningful connections between those doing similar work is challenging. In an effort to shine a light on elder justice teams across the country and foster collaboration, the Department of Justice’s Elder Justice Initiative (EJI) created the Elder Justice Network Locator Map. Since its launch last year, more than 300 elder abuse teams have joined the map.

EJI is including teams and networks on the map that do any type of collaborative elder justice work with two or more agencies, organizations, or professions. We are not able to include for-profit or .com entities. Other rules may apply. Submission is not a guarantee of inclusion in the Locator.

Networks interested in being included in the Locator may submit the following information to Talitha.J.Guinn-Shaver@usdoj.gov:

• Network name
• Type of network (Multidisciplinary Team, Financial Abuse Specialist Team, Financial Abuse Specialist Team, task force, commission, etc.)
• Address (must include city, state, and ZIP code, but does not have to include a street number)
• Phone number, website, and/or email address

For more detailed information, view our webinar, Mapping Elder Justice Networks.

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