Reports by Maltreatment Type

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Reports by Maltreatment Type

Front End Child Protection Flow Chart January 2015 Services provided if needed or no services needed, case closed Family Investigation* No Child protective services needed? Yes Call received by county/ tribe Screening Decision* Yes Path Decision Yes Consult with County/Tribal Attorney Possible Court Proceedings No No Screened Out Yes Family Assessment* Child protective services needed? No Family support services offered to family if needed, case closed *If at any point an immediate safety concern is present, law enforcement is called. **If a family is assessed as high risk for future maltreatment, the family’s case will be opened for child protective services.

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