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ROY COOPER Governor MANDY COHEN, MD, MPH Secretary SUSAN OSBORNE Assistant Secretary for County Operations for Human ServicesIntake in Child Welfare Services Training Participant WorkbookRevised April

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How to fill out intake in child welfare

1. To fill out intake in child welfare, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary information about the child, including their name, date of birth, and address.
3. Collect information about the child's family, such as the parents' names and contact information.
4. Note down any details about the child's current living situation and the reason for the intake.
5. Provide any relevant information about the child's education, medical history, and special needs.
6. Include any known instances of abuse or neglect involving the child or their family.
7. Fill out the intake form accurately and completely, ensuring all required fields are filled.
8. Review the completed form for any errors or missing information before submitting it.
9. Submit the intake form to the appropriate child welfare agency or department.
10. Follow any additional instructions provided by the agency to complete the intake process.
11. Remember to keep all information confidential and report any concerns promptly.

Who needs intake in child welfare?

1. Intake in child welfare is needed for anyone involved in ensuring the safety and well-being of children. This includes:
2. - Child welfare agencies
3. - Social workers
4. - Law enforcement personnel
5. - Parents or legal guardians
6. - Teachers and school staff
7. - Healthcare professionals
8. - Legal professionals
9. - Members of the community who suspect child abuse or neglect
10. Anyone who has knowledge or suspicion of child abuse, neglect, or endangerment should initiate the intake process in order to protect the child and facilitate appropriate interventions.

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What is intake in child welfare?

Intake in child welfare is the process of receiving reports of child abuse or neglect and determining the appropriate response.

Who is required to file intake in child welfare?

Any individual who suspects child abuse or neglect is required to file an intake report with the appropriate child welfare agency.

How to fill out intake in child welfare?

Intake reports can usually be filled out online or over the phone by providing information about the child in question and the details of the suspected abuse or neglect.

What is the purpose of intake in child welfare?

The purpose of intake in child welfare is to ensure that reports of child abuse or neglect are properly investigated and that appropriate action is taken to protect the child.

What information must be reported on intake in child welfare?

Intake reports typically require information about the child's name, age, location, the nature of the suspected abuse or neglect, and the identity of the person making the report.