1. What is NAEAP?

Answer: The National Association for Elder Abuse Prevention (NAEAP) is a professional network dedicated to protecting older adults, raising awareness of elder abuse, and supporting safe, ethical senior care practices nationwide.

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2. What is the difference between a free Partner and a Paid Member?

Answer: Free Partners get access to basic tools, recognition, and directory listing to build trust with families. Paid Members receive premium benefits, including certification badges, priority directory placement, exclusive training, marketing resources, and networking opportunities.

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3. How can my organization join NAEAP?

Answer: Joining is easy! You can sign up as a free Partner or a Paid Member by completing our online registration form. Once approved, you’ll gain access to your selected benefits and resources.

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4. Can I share NAEAP resources with families?

Answer: Absolutely! Our resources are designed to be shared widely during health fairs, family assessments, and community events to help educate and protect older adults.

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5. How does NAEAP help prevent elder abuse?

Answer: NAEAP provides education, tools, and training for families, caregivers, and senior care organizations, promotes safe practices among partners and members, and raises awareness of elder abuse signs and reporting procedures.