States have different policies for recording this information. Some state Child Protective Services agencies have interstate compacts which allow forwarding of maltreatment case information to the state to which the child has move. Personnel in the new state will continue investigating and, if possible, continue any services that have been accepted by the family. Contact your Social Service agency for further information. Anyone, including an abused child, can report a case of maltreatment by calling the free 24-hour number found in the white pages of the phone book.
Some states have a toll free hot line.
Often the services given to the child victim are limited and other resources must be located. The educational system has a number of resources which help the child, including counseling and remediation. Consider referring the child to the Committee on Special Education. Maltreated children are children with special needs. If a child's needs exceed the school's resources, perhaps there are appropriate community services available.