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	Elder Abuse Training for Law Enforcement The NYC Elder Abuse Project has created training curricula for police, prosecutors, and court personnel on the identification, investigation, and prosecution of elder abuse crimes, including financial abuse. View the three curricula Intervention and Prevention In order to address the increasing rates of domestic violence among the elderly, the Department for the Aging in 2002 contracted for the first time with community based organizations to provide elder abuse prevention and intervention services at community centers throughout the five boroughs. The programs provide supportive counseling, training in financial protection, legal referrals, and violence prevention.

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	Click here to contact DVRT for information on Staten Island resources for victims of domestic violence. OCDV would like to recognize community partners Petland Discounts and C-Town for promoting our “Right to a Healthy Relationship” campaign in their stores. To get involved, help raise awareness, and let victims of domestic violence know they’re not alone, request free materials to post where you live or work here. Everyone has the right to a healthy relationship.

		Browse the updated City of New York Resource Directory of Domestic Violence Services. Go to directory

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	If you are a victim of domestic violence, call the NYC Domestic Violence Hotline (800-621-4673; TDD 866-604-5350).