Types of Abuse
Sexual activity toward or involving a child
What is Sexual Abuse?
Who is a Mandated Reporter?
Process in which an employee's criminal history, and background is evaluated
What is a Background check?
Fading bruises or other marks noticeable after an absence from the program
What is Physical Abuse?
Ability to manage stress and bounce back from challenges
What is Parental Resilience?
Non-accidental physical harm to a child
What is Physical Abuse?
Department of Defense program designated to address child abuse and neglect, domestic abuse and problematic sexual behavior in children and youth.
What is FAP?
The process of accurately signing in and out of the classroom, conducting name to face, and conducting head counts
What is accountability?
Frequent absences, begs for or steals food, lacks sufficient clothing for weather, lacks needed medical care
What is Neglect?
Knowing what to expect as children grow and the ability to meet a child’s needs at each stage of development
What is Knowledge of Child Development and Parenting
A pattern of behavior that has a negative effect on a child's psychological well-being
What is Emotional Abuse?
Individual who is assigned to investigate suspected child abuse reports
Who is a Case worker?
Policy that outlines what is appropriate and not appropriate when working with children in different age groups
What is the Guidance and Touch Policy?
Difficulty walking or sitting, sudden change in appetite, suddenly refusing to change clothes
What is Sexual Abuse?
Access to concrete support and services that address a family’s needs and help minimize stress caused by challenges
What are Concrete Supports in Times of Need?
Failure to meet a child's basic needs
What is Neglect?
Major system of intervention of child abuse and neglect
What is CPS?
Central entrance, accompanying visitors, signing in and out at front desk
What is access to the center?
Extreme change in behavior, delay in physical or emotional development, lack of attachment to parent
What is Emotional Abuse?
Understating that there are people who care about them and who they can call on for help
Abuse or neglect that occurs outside of the home in a community or private setting
What is Institutional Abuse?
Information that is needed to make a report
What is victims name, name and contact information of parents, reasons for suspected abuse/neglect, description of injuries if necessary, information disclosed by victim, location of victim, any other information related to events regarding incident?
These groups are at the greatest risk for child abuse and neglect
Who are young children, children with disabilities, and children with challenging behaviors.
Bruise like spots found on the buttocks or lower back.
What are Mongolian Spots?
Family and child interactions that help children develop the ability to communicate clearly, recognize and regulate their emotions and establish and maintain relationships
What is Social and Emotional Competence of Children?