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State of Alaska > Health & Social Services > Office Of Children's Services > Children's
Justice > Mandatory Reporting
Mandatory Reporting
This presentation was developed to educate you on the signs and effects of child abuse, as well as the responsibiities of mandated reporters.
You will Learn:
- How to identify the many forms of child abuse.
- How to resond to a disclosure of abuse.
- What you are required to do as a mandatory reporter.
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