Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center (MAARC) Report
Use this website to report concerns about maltreatment of a vulnerable adult that happened in Minnesota when the adult was 18 years of age or older.
This website can be used by anyone, including mandated reporters to meet their reporting responsibilities. You do not need to be certain the adult is vulnerable or that the maltreatment occurred to make a report.
- Do not make a report if the maltreatment happened before the adult turned 18. To report maltreatment of a child under the age of 18, contact the MN County and Tribal Nations Child Protection Agency where the child resides.
- Do not make a report if the maltreatment did not happen in Minnesota. Information for reporting maltreatment of an adult in other states can be found at National Adult Protective Services Association (NAPSA).
If you prefer to report by phone, please call MAARC at 1-844-880-1574 between 7am and 9pm.
Read before starting a report
Essential Reporting TipsInformation you need to make a report
Be prepared to provide information about why the adult is vulnerable, where the adult is located, what maltreatment the adult is experiencing and details about the incident.
Form times out 60 minutes
For security, you will have 60 minutes to complete and submit your report. Make sure you have all information needed before starting a report.
Do not use your browser "Back" or "Forward" buttons
Information you enter is only saved when you click the "Go Back" and "Continue" buttons, or use the dropdown menu to move between steps.
Confidentiality
Your identity, as someone reporting the maltreatment of a vulnerable adult, is protected under Minnesota law. You do not need to be anonymous to have your identity protected. You may choose to report anonymously, however, you will not be informed of the status of your report and if the agency responsible needs more information, they will not know how to contact you.
Save a printable copy of your report.
You will have the option to save a copy of your report after you submit it. The agencies responsible to respond and MAARC do not provide copies of reports.
What happens after reporting
Every report is reviewed and referred to the agency responsible to respond to the report. If the maltreatment reported may be criminal, the report is also referred to law enforcement. If you requested to receive a status communication of your report, you should receive a response from the agency responsible within 2 weeks. More information can be found under Reporting suspected maltreatment.