Save a Child: How to Identify and Report Child Abuse

Save a Child: How to Identify and Report Child Abuse

People who work with children, parents, and the general public may at some point in their lives and careers have to report child abuse. It is important that you be able to recognize the symptoms of abuse and be able to contact the appropriate authorities. By reporting abuse, you may save a child’s l...

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