Collaborative Response to Older and Vulnerable Adult Abuse (CREVAA)

Eligibility Requirements

Who may CREVAA help?

Tennesseans 60 years of age or older OR vulnerable adults ages 18-59 who are crime victims for up to 120 days.

CREVAA FLIER

Services Provided

How may CREVAA help survivors?

• Emergency Assistance
• Safety Planning
• In-home services
• Information and referral
• Assistance Accessing Services
• Counseling
• Support during the legal process
• Limited Financial Assistance

Crimes and Abuse

Many types of crimes and abuse fall under the CREVAA heading. This includes:

• Physical, Emotional, Psychological, Sexual, and Financial abuse, including assault and violence.
• Caregiver Neglect (includes abandonment,) Financial or Economic Exploitation, Identity Theft and Fraud.
• Arson, Burglary, Robbery, Stalking and Harassment, and violation of a court order.

Areas We Service

• East Tennessee: Knox, Sevier, Jefferson, Cocke, Hamblen, Grainger, Blount, Monroe, Loudon, Roane, Morgan, Scott, Campbell, Anderson, Claiborne, and Union
• Southeastern Tennessee: Hamilton, Bradley, McMinn, Polk, Meigs, Rhea, Bledsoe, Sequatchie, Grundy, and Marion

For more information or to request assistance, contact CREVAA:

 Rebecca Veazey
ET & SE CREVAA Program Manager
CREVAA@ethra.org
(865)691-2551 x4420