What are the criteria for reporting suspected child abuse/neglect?
• The report pertains to a child under the age of 18 years. • The report alleges harm or imminent risk of harm to the child. • The alleged perpetrator is: • a parent or caretaker • a relative or other person living in the home • an educator, volunteer, or employee of a recreational/organizational setting who is responsible for the child; or any individual providing treatment, care or supervision.
• The report pertains to a child under the age of 18 years. • The report alleges harm or imminent risk of harm to the child. • The alleged perpetrator is: • a parent or caretaker • a relative or other person living in the home • an educator, volunteer, or employee of a recreational/organizational setting who is responsible for the child; or any individual providing treatment, care or supervision for the child.(Top) Information needed when reporting: • Nature of the harm or specific incident(s) that precipitated the report • Date(s) and descriptions(s) of the injuries or dangers • Identities of perpetrator(s) and their relationship/s to the victim • Witnesses to the incident(s) and how they may be reached • Details of any physical evidence available • Does the perpetrators have current access to the child • Present condition of the child (alone, in need of medical attention, etc.) • The location of the child and directions to get there • Any statements from the child • How the reporter
