Missouri's Children's Division lets mandated reporters submit suspected child abuse or neglect through an online reporting system instead of the 24-hour hotline, and encourages them to do so when possible to keep the hotline open for the public. Physicians are among the occupations required to report under RSMo 210.115, and Missouri law requires mandated reporters to identify themselves when reporting.
The mandated reporter completes the report after logging in and must identify themselves. Members of the public call the hotline instead.
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Child Abuse and Neglect Online Reporting System (mandated reporters)
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Yes. DSS asks mandated reporters to set up an account ahead of time using its mandated reporter guide, then log in to the Online System for Child Abuse & Neglect Reporting with a MOLogin username and password and answer the prompts. DSS suggests bookmarking the login page.
No. Missouri law has required mandated reporters to identify themselves since August 28, 2004. Members of the public can remain anonymous, though DSS encourages them to give contact information so the Children's Division can ask for more information and complete a more thorough investigation.