Find answers to your mandated reporter questions and get the resources you need to confidently—and confidentially—report suspected abuse and neglect. Stop the abuse and take action. #mandatedreporter #mandatedreportertraining https://t.co/jQ8sLuFl1b

Over the holiday break, mandated reporters may wonder: Do I need to report child abuse when I'm not working? https://t.co/iIydHEIumg

Early supporting + smart reporting are two strategies that can improve safety for students and staff in schools, according to data from @lightspeedsys & @STOPitSolutions https://t.co/F20XzQijiE

Do you know the process for reporting suspected child maltreatment? Find reporting requirements so you can keep children safe from maltreatment. https://t.co/3RVopMiT4i

How can you prove you've met your Mandated Reporter Training requirements? With a verifiable certificate of completion that utilizes blockchain technology to ensure authenticity and integrity. Share it with your organization, licensing boards, or employers.

A new mandated reporter survey is now live. Mandated reporters: take the @HelpAndHotlines survey and make an impact on the policies and practices that keep children safe and help families succeed. https://t.co/OgIIpt2EQi

Am I considered a mandated reporter if I’m a volunteer or not employed by a school? Many states include volunteers as mandated or permissive reporters who can make a report suspected abuse, even if not required. Learn more at about your requirements at

Who are mandated reporters? Many people wonder which professions are legally bound to report suspected abuse. Generally, mandated reporters include doctors, teachers, social workers, law enforcement, clergy, and others who regularly work with children.

Take the #Pledge2Protect kids and teens from online sexual exploitation and abuse. Learn more at @Know2Protect https://t.co/PBkXqFzO1W

For mandated reporters, knowing how to report suspected child maltreatment can be the biggest barrier to reporting. Find out how to report abuse and where to find your state's reporting requirements: https://t.co/3RVopMiT4i

Human trafficking is a global crime. According to the United Nations, human traffickers victimize an estimated 27.6 million people worldwide. Children represent about one-third of trafficking victims. #worlddayagainsttrafficking2025

The Nevada Department of Health & Human Services recommends that every mandated reporter take the online training at the Mandated Reporter Training platform. Nevada’s online training for mandatory reporters takes approximately 2.5 hours to complete.

A mandated reporter is someone who is legally required to report suspicions of child neglect or abuse to the authorities, such as teachers, medical professionals, counselors and volunteers. Use our state-by-state database to find out if you are a mandated reporter.

Teachers can meet their mandated training requirements before the school year begins at the Mandated Reporter Training platform. Access online training, complete it at your own pace, and earn your certificate upon completion at https://t.co/wGgX2e6bsN

For kids, understanding and identifying online dangers is difficult. Social media, online gaming, and popular smartphone apps open the door to risks like cyberbullying and online child exploitation. #internetsafety #onlinecsea #childsafety

A new free training helps mandated reporters understand the risk of Online CSEA, a growing risk for children who spend time on social media platforms, apps, and online games. Free 20-minute training with no exam; instant certificate upon completion. https://t.co/TIYn6jkT2K

Michigan securities brokers, dealers, and investment advisors are now required by law to report suspected financial exploitation of older adults. Who must report: Securities brokers, dealers, and investment advisors in Michigan #elderabuse #financialabuse

Teachers can meet their mandated training requirements before the school year begins at the Mandated Reporter Training platform. Access online training, train on your own schedule, and earn your certificate when completed.

Reporting elderly abuse can help protect an aging adult from harm. Whether it’s intentional abuse or exploitation, or unintentional harm or self-neglect, reporting elder maltreatment is the first step to getting vulnerable adults the help and support they need.

Loneliness is a major risk factor for elder abuse and negative health outcomes for elderly adults. Social wellness emphasizes healthy connections with peers, family, community, and caregivers. #socialwellnessmonth

A new training for Pennsylvania mandated reporters is now available at the Mandated Reporter Training platform. Explore 2-hour and 3-hour trainings, approved for CE and available online, on-demand. https://t.co/jVKfOmHvfq