Resource Library

Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect

If you think someone is being hurt or is in danger, call 911 immediately.

Report child abuse to a local office of the Department of Human Services (DHS) or a local police department, county sheriff, county juvenile department, or Oregon State Police.

Find the child abuse hotline number for your area.

Mandatory Reporting Guidelines

Determining If There is a Safety Threat

Threat of Harm Dispositional Guidelines

DHS What you can do about child abuse (pdf)

Child Welfare Data Books

2016 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2015 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2014 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2013 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2012 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2011 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

2010 OR Child Welfare Data Book (pdf)

Child Maltreatment Reports

2015 Child Maltreatment (pdf)

2014 Child Maltreatment (pdf)

2013 Child Maltreatment (pdf)

2012 Child Maltreatment (pdf)

Other Reports

The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (pdf) by The Ford Family Foundation

OPEC Cumulative Year 4 Report_12.11.14 (pdf)

PCA America – Understanding Child Maltreatment 2013

Success Stories

“I felt comfortable, learned that other parents can relate and was supported as a parent and encouraged to keep trying. I also learned creative and effective ways to parent my kid.”

“I learned to love again after I lost my childhood. I now know how to love, enjoy, and have fun with my children.”

“I’ve learned to lower my anger, stress, and anxiety by using tools that were taught to me. Time-outs, deep breaths, going on walks…”

Children’s Trust Fund of Oregon Foundation
PO Box 14694
Portland, OR 97293
email:
website: ctfo.org