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Report of Suspected Child Abuse by Diocesan Personnel While Performing the Work of the Diocese Please print (or type) and, if possible, use black ink. Thank you. REPORT DATE: CONTACT INFORMATION:

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How to Fill out a Report of Suspected Child Abuse:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information about the child and potential abuser. This includes their names, ages, addresses, and any other relevant identifying details.
2. Clearly identify and describe any signs or symptoms of abuse that you have observed or been made aware of. Include specific incidents, dates, and locations if possible.
3. Provide any additional information that may be relevant to the case, such as the child's medical history, previous incidents of abuse, or witness statements.
4. Make sure to include your own contact information and the date and time of when you completed the report.
5. If you have any supporting documentation or evidence, attach it to the report or provide it separately if required.
6. Submit the completed report to the appropriate authority or agency responsible for handling reports of child abuse. This may vary depending on your jurisdiction, so make sure to research and follow the proper procedures.
7. Maintain confidentiality throughout the process to protect the child and others involved.

Who Needs a Report of Suspected Child Abuse?

1. Child Protective Services (CPS) or the equivalent agency in your area usually require reports of suspected child abuse. They are responsible for investigating and ensuring the safety and well-being of children.
2. Law enforcement agencies may also need to receive these reports, particularly if there is evidence of criminal activity or immediate danger to the child.
3. Educational and healthcare professionals, such as teachers, doctors, and counselors, who have a duty to report suspicions of child abuse to the appropriate authorities.
4. Members of the community who suspect child abuse, including neighbors, friends, or family members, may also need to file a report to protect the child and provide them with the necessary support.

Remember, reporting suspected child abuse is a crucial step in helping to protect vulnerable children and ensuring their safety. It is essential to follow the proper reporting procedures and cooperate fully with the authorities responsible for these cases.

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