Assertion: child abuse's child | /r/AtLocation | risk
Facets:
value: for sexual abuse
type: PURPOSE
value: for other maltreatment
type: PURPOSE
value: for sexual violence
type: PURPOSE
value: specifically
type: MANNER
value: for experiencing child abuse
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Children who have a history of neglect or physical abuse are at risk of developing psychiatric problems, or a disorganized attachment style.
text: There are three categories of children who are more at-risk for experiencing child abuse and neglect: young children, children with disabilities, and children with challenging behavior.
text: Children who are specifically at risk include orphans, street-children, albinos, disabled children, children who are unusually gifted, children who were born prematurely or in unusual positions, twins, children of single mothers and children who express gender identity issues.
text: We all share a responsibility to protect children and youth from harm - a responsibility that extends to those situations where children may be at risk, suffer abuse and/or neglect in their own homes.
text: Do you think a child you know, or one you see on the playground may be at risk?
text: If you believe a child is at risk, you must report it.
text: This was a government submission on their commitment to address the factors that place children at risk of abuse, the government response to protect children and how children who were at risk were identified and the response to them.
text: Children could be at risk for sexual violence in particular.
text: Child Protective Services (CPS) provides protection for children who are at risk of, or are experiencing neglect, physical, sexual, or emotional abuse.
text: cases in which the state became involved to protect children who were at risk of being abused or neglected but had not yet experienced any maltreatment (e.g., mother's new partner is a known child sex offender) (Bromfield & Higgins, 2004).
text: This training must include: factors indicating a child is at risk for sexual abuse or other maltreatment likely warning signs indicating a child may be a victim of sexual abuse or other maltreatment internal procedures for seeking assistance for a child who is at risk for sexual abuse or other maltreatment, including referral to a school counselor, a social worker, or another mental health professional techniques for reducing a child's risk of sexual abuse or other maltreatment community organizations that have relevant existing research-based programs that are able to provide training or other education for school district or open-enrollment charter school staff members, students, and parents
text: This training must include: factors indicating a child is at risk for sexual abuse or other maltreatment likely warning signs indicating a child may be a victim of sexual abuse or other maltreatment internal procedures for seeking assistance for a child who is at risk for sexual abuse or other maltreatment, including referral to a school counselor, a social worker, or another mental health professional techniques for reducing a child's risk of sexual abuse or other maltreatment community organizations that have relevant existing research-based programs that are able to provide training or other education for school district or open-enrollment charter school staff members, students, and parents
text: If a person is sure that a child is at risk but Children’s Services will not act further, then that person can:
text: If you have a reason to suspect a child in Queensland is experiencing harm, or is at risk of experiencing harm, you need to contact Child Safety Services.