Elder Justice Fresno - Community Network
Building a safer Fresno takes all of us.
No single organization can prevent elder abuse alone. EASI is working to bring volunteers, advocates, nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, businesses, faith communities, and community investors together to strengthen safety and support for older adults throughout Fresno County. The network is being built now; it is not yet an operating coalition.
Build the network
A public directory is useful. A network that knows who is ready to do what is stronger.
Elder Justice Fresno is designing distinct pathways for organization identity, emergency-placement readiness, and restorative-practice capacity. Each one carries a different level of trust and responsibility. These paths are in development: no organization has yet completed them, and claimed does not mean endorsed.
Organizations
Claim your space
Verify who represents the organization, review what the public sees, and choose how the organization wants to participate.
See the claim path →
Facilities
Emergency Placement Network
Build relationships and readiness before APS or another authorized referrer needs an emergency option for an elder.
See facility onboarding →
CJC partnership
Restorative practitioner pool
Invite already-trained mediators, circle keepers, faith leaders, and community practitioners into an elder-justice bridge and CJC readiness process.
See the practitioner path →
Volunteer
Give time. Build community.
Support EASI outreach, education, events, community listening, and resource mapping. Sensitive roles need separate training and authorization.
Volunteer with EASI →Community Organizations
Help build the network.
Nonprofits, agencies, programs, and community groups can share their capacity and help EASI design pathways where gaps remain.
Help Build a Pathway →Professional Partners
Bring your organization's capacity.
Healthcare providers, attorneys, care facilities, financial institutions, educators, businesses, and faith communities can explore a defined role in a specific pathway.
Explore a Partnership →Community Investment
Help fund what it would take.
Support the development of coordination capacity, training, partnerships, and pathways that are not yet operating, such as emergency placement and restorative elder practice.
View Community Investment →Shared Mission
Different roles. Shared responsibility.
Volunteers, organizations, professionals, and community investors all contribute different strengths. Together, they can build a stronger network of support for older adults and families throughout Fresno County.
Volunteers
Organizations
Pathways
Community Investment