99 Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers As a parent, if you feel unable to safely parent your child, immediately contact your nearest Ministry of Social Services office. As a member of the community, if you believe a child may be neglected or abused, you have a legal responsibility to immediately report your concerns. Time is of the essence in ensuring the safety and well-being of children. Immediately report all incidents of suspected, observed or disclosed abuse. Do not wait until you have all information before reporting the abuse. You have an ongoing duty to report child abuse, even if you believe a report has already been made. If you believe the child or other children must be protected from further abuse, please contact the police. Do not contact the alleged perpetrator. Reporting concerns of child abuse or neglect is everyone's responsibility. We have developed a short and informative online course that will take you through your duty to report and help stop child abuse and neglect in your community. Reporting abuse, neglect, interpersonal violence Report all incidents of suspected, observed, or disclosed abuse to your nearest Ministry of Social Services office, First Nations Child and Family Services Agency or local police/RCMP. To report all incidents of suspected, observed, or disclosed child abuse and/or neglect from anywhere in the province, please contact your nearest 24-hour provincial child protection intake line: Prince Albert (North) 1-866-719-6164 Saskatoon (Centre) 1-800-274-8297 Regina (South) 1-844-787-3760 For all after hours incidents or concerns, immediately contact your nearest After Hours Crisis Centre: Prince Albert – 306-764-1011 Saskatoon – 306-933-6200 Regina – 306-569-2724 Local Police/RCMP in other communities a local First Nations Child and Family Service Agency A person reporting suspected neglect or abuse is not required to provide their name. How can I stop child abuse and neglect? • • • • • • • • • • saskatchewan.ca
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