There is help. People with disabilities are especially vulnerable to abuse. Abuse is when someone who is supposed to care about you threatens your health, your well-being or your financial situation. All kinds of people are vulnerable to abuse, but people with disabilities are especially vulnerable.
Abuse can happen to any person with disabilities.
Victims usually know the people who hurt them. Some people with disabilities are abused by their husband or wife, or by children or even grandchildren. Victims may live in their own homes or with relatives, in nursing homes, or in chronic care hospitals. You don't deserve to be treated that way. And you can't change the abuser.