NCALL invites you to join the NCALL Community and follow along as we build momentum for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) (June 15!

NCALL is excited to share the priorities guiding our work over the next three years to strengthen partnerships, expand awareness, and equip communities to better respond to abuse in later life.

NCALL and the National District Attorneys Association are excited to announce a brand-new webinar series for prosecutors! All webinars are offered at no cost and will be held from 1:00–2:30 p.m. Central Time.

Like many people across the country, we were met with the news of the killing of filmmakers Rob and Michelle Reiner with a sense of shock and grief. As we remember the Reiners and the impact they had on those around them, their deaths offer an opportunity to confront an often-overlooked reality: the severity of elder abuse.

Make plans to join NCALL and SPARC on January 21, 2026, for a Stalking Awareness Month webinar!

NCALL is pleased to announce that we recently released several new resources on topics related to aging, ageism, and abuse in later life.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month gives us an opportunity to shine a light on domestic violence in later life, raise awareness about the signs of abuse, and strengthen support for survivors. It also reminds us to broaden the conversation and ensure older adults are always included.

Make plans to join Esperanza United and NCALL for a special Domestic Violence Awareness Month webinar, October 21, 2025 at 2 PM ET.

The growing trend of installing surveillance cameras in elder care settings – now legally permitted in roughly 20 states – forces us to confront fundamental questions about autonomy, vulnerability, and the nature of care itself.

Registration is now open for this fall's National Institute on the Prosecution of Elder Abuse, which will be held November 18-21, 2025, in Seattle, WA.