The source of elderly mistreatment is most often attributed to those around them and may be explained by caregiver stress or previous conflictual or abusive relationships. This article will attempt to shed light on a little-known social problem: mistreatment towards caregivers. We will define and discuss the process and results of a world café organized in Quebec. This collective consultation exercise generates several reflections. First, the impossibility of dissociating elder mistreatment from caregivers mistreatment, while emphasizing the importance of differential treatment. Also, the lack of assessment of their needs by stakeholders, including social workers, as well as the lack of recognition and support of caregivers by the government as factors in the development of a fertile breeding ground for abuse.