Resources

EAAA's position statement on supported decision-making

EAAA strongly advocates the adoption of supported decision-making as a human rights-affirming principle and a practical approach that enables older people to exercise their own decision-making autonomy. Download and read our full position statement.

Building on Progress: EAAA’s Response to the Draft National Plan

The Draft National Plan to End the Abuse and Mistreatment of Older People 2024–2034 represents a long-overdue commitment to addressing elder abuse in Australia. However, without stronger measures, adequate funding and clear accountability, the plan risks falling short.

EAAA's responds to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services' tabled report

EAAA responds to the Report tabled by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services in response to the Inquiry into Financial Services Regulatory Framework in Relation to Financial Abuse.

New submission addresses loneliness in NSW

As part of our advocacy work, EAAA provides submissions for relevant inquiries and investigations that may impact older people. Read more about our most recent submission

EAAA response to criminalisation of coercive control in NSW legislation

NSW is the first Australian jurisdiction to criminalise coercive control. While this is a step in the right direction, EAAA believes more needs to be done. Read EAAA's response to the introduction of this legislation.

EAAA supports The Voice to Parliament

EAAA has released a statement supporting the establishment of the Voice to Parliament.

Our Nation's Shame

A diverse group of organisations and peak bodies have committed themselves to the goal of ending elder abuse and neglect of older people. Together, we have produced this document to inform a new National Plan that will be effective, achievable and targeted.