Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) offers mandated reporters an online CPS referral form for suspected child abuse or neglect. A clinician can use it after seeing signs of maltreatment, once they have completed the state's Mandated Reporters training, which provides the access code the form requires. Child Protective Services staff investigate reports to protect the child and strengthen the family.
The mandated reporter completes the whole online referral, entering the access code obtained through Mandated Reporters training.
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CPS Referral form for Mandated Reporters (online)
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DFCS states that the CPS Referral form for Mandated Reporters requires an access code, obtained by completing the Mandated Reporters training linked from its child abuse and neglect page. Without the code, report by phone to DFCS Child Protective Services, which takes reports 24 hours a day.
Call 911 or local police for an immediate emergency. For other concerns, DFCS takes child abuse and neglect reports by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which is also the route for reporters who do not have an online access code.