State Reporting Links for Child Abuse and Neglect
If you would like to make a report on known or suspected Child Abuse and Neglect to the appropriate protective authority, please review the information provided by the federally operated site
Child Welfare Information Gateway.
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Mandated Reporting Laws by State
Mandated reporting laws vary by state. You can review mandated reporting and other relevant laws in your state by searching the State Law Database.
Is USCJ and USY a mandated reporter?
Yes, USCJ/USY staff and volunteers are all considered mandated reporters and must report any known or suspected child abuse/neglect to external authorities such as child protective services or law enforcement.
How do I submit a child/youth safety related concern or report?
Child/youth safety related concerns and reports can be submitted in multiple ways. You can review each method below: Click on "submit a ticket" and select "Report a Safety Concern or Incident" in the department dropdown to directly access the ...
What kinds of concerns should I report?
The following is a non-exhaustive list of what you should report: Any known or suspected child abuse and neglect Misconduct between program participants Safety policy violations by program participants, staff, or volunteers Bullying Hazing Harassment ...
I just submitted a report, what happens now?
USCJ and USY takes every allegation seriously. When a report of concern or misconduct is made, USCJ will take appropriate action immediately and if a valid email is included, we will provide a response to the reporter within 24-48 hours. USCJ/USY ...