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Connecting to State Agencies

There are several North Carolina state agencies involved with the protection of vulnerable adults.

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  • State Agency Resource Guide

    A list identifying various North Carolina state agencies, a description of their role in protecting vulnerable adults, and examples of when a multidisciplinary team might engage the agency to support the team’s work.

    Resource Guide - Download PDF
  • Which State Agency Should an Older Adult Call for Assistance?

    A summary table that includes contact information for several state agencies involved in responding to elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

    Which Agency - Download PDF

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