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WHERE DO I CALL TO REPORT ABUSE? Help is available. Where do I call? Where to Call to Report Abuse Adult Protective Services (APS), Department of
Human Services
To report concerns of older adults residing in licensed long-term care settings, or to request assistance, call the Long Term Care Ombudsman. Statewide: (808) 586-0100 or Visit the Ombudsman website. To refer elders who are at risk of abuse, neglect and exploitation (Oahu only): Call the Child & Family Services Honolulu Gerontology Program
for Information and Referral, Case Management, Supportive Counseling,
and Financial Counseling & Management services: (808) 543-8468 For information and services that are available in your community call the Area Agency on Aging in your county. Ask about social, health, financial, and legal services to help prevent abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
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