OUR MISSION
A Coordinated Response to Abuse and Neglect
The Peninsula Elder Abuse Forensic Center brings regional partners together to prevent and address abuse, neglect, self-neglect, and financial exploitation. Through coordinated, person-centered teamwork, we strengthen safety, dignity, and support across our community.
Collaborate Across Agencies
We bring professionals from APS, law enforcement, healthcare, legal, and support services together as one coordinated team.
Address Complex Community Cases
We focus on complex situations involving abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or financial exploitation that benefit from shared expertise.
Provide Specialized Expertise
Our team offers access to forensic nursing, legal guidance, psychological support, and financial expertise when it’s needed most.
Strengthen Safety and Dignity
Through person-centered collaboration, we help protect safety, dignity, and well-being across the Peninsula community.
OUR MISSION
Strengthening Safety Through Collaboration
Our multidisciplinary approach enhances investigations, supports professionals, and improves outcomes for individuals and families across the region.
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Localities Served
60+
Professionals Involved
100+
Cases Supported
20+
Partner Agencies
Agency Partners
Join Us in Building a Safer Peninsula
Whether you’re reporting a concern, seeking support for a complex case, or looking to strengthen your agency’s response to abuse and neglect, there’s a role for you in this work. Together, we can protect our community and ensure every person receives the safety and dignity they deserve.
Recognize & Report
Know the Signs. Take Action.
Abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation can take many forms. Learn what to look for and how to make a safe, effective report.
Recognize the Signs
Notice changes or red flags that may signal abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation.
Assess Urgency
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. Otherwise, prepare to report your concerns.
Report to APS
Submit a report through the APS hotline or online portal using the information you have.
Share What You Know
Provide details you’ve observed so APS can investigate and connect the person with help.
FAQ's
Your Questions, Answered
Got questions? Below you’ll find answers to common questions about reporting concerns, accessing resources, and how the Peninsula Elder Abuse Forensic Center supports our community.
Knowledge. Support. Action.