PPT-Recognizing and Reporting Abuse

Spring 2014 By Diane Drew CHELP Member of IACCPHP Funds for this program were made available through an Illinois Department on Aging Educational Grant Adult Protective Service Abuse is the willful infliction of injury unreasonable confinement intimidation or cruel punishment with resulting physical harm pain or mental anguish Or the deprivation by a person including a caregiver of goods or services that are necessary to avoid physical harm mental anguish or mental illness. Policies and Procedures. Reporting abuse or neglect. Terms to know:. Abuse-. Causing or allowing mental or emotional injury. Physical injury or a genuine threat of physical injury. Failure to prevent an act, by another person, that results in physical injury. Identifying child sexual abuse within school contexts: policy problems and solutions, and a landmark case. Dr Ben Mathews, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law. Queensland University of Technology. b.mathews@qut.edu.au. Neil Baritz, Esq. . Baritz & Colman LLP. (561) 864-5100. Statistics On Elder Abuse. Elderly Americans lost $2.9 Billion dollars in 2009 as a result of elder abuse.. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that over 500,000 elder Americans suffer from financial elder abuse annually. . Child Abuse Reporting Policy. Defining Child Abuse. A child is defined as “someone under the age of 18 years”.. Child . Abuse” is defined . as . a. ) Sexual abuse of a child; . . b. ) . Physical abuse;. Brian Maloney. Delta High School. Overview. Statistics on drug use/abuse and why students use.. What are some signs of drug or alcohol use/abuse?. What are the more popular drugs among students and how do they affect the student specifically?. Is an objective tool. Can prevent sexual abuse. Identifies likely victims and perpetrators. Helps you create a plan for safety. Risk Screening . Screening for Risk of Victimization or Abusiveness. [Insert agency policy and procedure for screening of inmates for risk of victimization or abusiveness, including timing of the screening process and agency staff involved in the process.]. Electra ISD. Patty . Bruce,LBSW. Important Facts Concerning Child Abuse. Every . 8. minutes, a Child in Texas is abused or neglected. In FY2008,. 917. children in Archer, Clay, Montague, and Wichita counties were confirmed victims of abuse or neglect. Of those victims, . Mandated Reporter Training Children’s Protective Services (CPS) 2019 Product of the Office of Child Welfare Policy and Programs 1 Name of Local Organization Identifying information for Local Organization Mandated Reporting Reporting suspected occurrences of abuse, neglect, and mistreatment of individuals with developmental disabilities Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services Protecting a vulnerable group Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting in Title X-Funded Family Planning Settings [INSERT AGENCY NAME] [INSERT STATE] Objectives By the end of this training, participants will be able to: Identify at least one risk factor or possible indicator of child abuse or neglect Neglect:. . Training for Camp Counselors. Katie Feldhues & Erin Dailey. Ohio 4-H Extension Educators. Camp should provide:. Safe and healthy space . with adequate food and clothing. Protection. . Children’s Protective Services (CPS). 2019. Product of the Office of Child Welfare Policy and Programs. 1. Name of Local Organization. Identifying information for Local Organization. Person Facilitating Session. Physical . abuse. Neglect. Abandonment. Sexual . abuse. Emotional . abuse. Video - Raise Awareness. Types of child abuse . Risk Factors. Parent or Caregiver Factors. Personality characteristics and psychological well being. CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE Definition: Physical abuse occurs when a parent or a per Inflicts a physical injury to a child that is non-accidental, including bruises, bites, bone fractures, cuts, welts,