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ChildA person under the age of 18 years. | |
Child AbandonmentMay exist when the parent's relinquish their caregiving responsibility, and there is no current caregiver or the current caregiver can no longer provide care. | |
Child Abuse: PhysicalOccurs when serious harm is inflicted non-accidentally on a child by any person age fourteen (14) years or older. | |
Child Abuse: Sexual: ExploitationSexual use of a child for sexual arousal, gratification, advantage, or profit. | |
Child Abuse: Sexual: PenetrationAny intrusion or entrance, however slight, through the use of digits (i.e., fingers or toes); through the use of an inanimate object; or between the sex organ, mouth, or anus of one person and the sex organ, mouth, or anus of another person. | |
Child Neglect: AbandonmentMay exist when the parents' relinquish their caregiving responsibility, and there is no current caregiver or the current caregiver can no longer provide care. | |
Child Neglect: EducationalDHR does not investigate as abuse/neglect reports of a child not attending school. Truancy issues are generally handled by the school district and court having jurisdiction in the child’s county of residence. | |
Child Neglect: Inadequate SupervisionFailure to provide supervision that protects children from serious physical harm or sexual abuse. | |
Child Neglect: Mental Abuse/NeglectExtreme and aberrant behavior that directly results in severe impairment to a child’s functioning. | |