To meet the challenge of underfunding, creative partnerships are being developed to enhance government and nonprofit programs. This article will describe how to build large systems that work to ameliorate elder abuse and neglect. Projects funded through the Archstone Foundation Elder Abuse and Neglect Initiative in California identify key components of system change, the process by which systems have been built to overcome barriers, and lessons learned for replication.
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