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Professionals who work with children are required by law to report suspected neglect or abuse. “Reasonable suspicion” based on objective evidence
is all that is needed to report. Evidence might be firsthand observation
or statements made by a parent or child. If you suspect abuse, document
your suspicions in writing and follow your center's policy for turning
over documentation to a supervisor for reporting.
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Information Network for Children is a service provided by Care Solutions, Inc. and funded in part by the Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Family and Childrens Services, Childcare and Parent Services Section. | Site Map |