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The document discusses the critical issue of childhood victimization, encompassing various forms of violence, abuse, and trauma experienced by children and adolescents. It outlines learning objectives related to understanding child victimization dynamics, its relationship with youth violence, and the long-term effects of trauma. The document provides statistics on child abuse, family violence, sexual abuse, and peer harassment while emphasizing the need for effective interventions and screening tools. It highlights the profound impact of victimization on children's development and mental health, advocating for awareness and protective measures to ensure their safety and well-being.

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Can you anonymously report someone to CPS Arkansas?

There is no need to call a report to the Hotline if the report is submitted via the online form. Effective August 1, 2023, reports with an Anonymous Reporter will no longer be accepted. If this is your first time making a report on this website, you will need to create an account by clicking the Login button.

What is considered child abandonment in Arkansas?

The child has lived outside the home of the parent for a period of 12 months, and the parent has willfully failed to provide significant material support in ance with the parents means or to maintain meaningful contact with the child.

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Neglect means those acts or omissions that constitute the following: Failure or refusal to prevent the abuse of the child when the person knows or should know the child is or has been abused. Failure or refusal to provide the food, clothing, shelter, or medical treatment necessary for the childs well-being.

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Anyone can report abuse; however, mandated reporters are required by law to report suspected or observed abuse, neglect, or exploitation of endangered or impaired adults (See Population Served webpage for legal definitions or endangered/impaired adults or Arkansas Code 12-12-1708.)