Child Abuse Hotline

Service provides:

• a 24 hour hotline where suspected cases of child neglect or abuse can be reported

Reporter identity remains confidential.

Children's Services responds to all reported cases of suspected child abuse and neglect. Staff and agency partners provide child intervention services to children, youth, and families.

Any suspicion of child abuse or neglect must be reported to:

• the nearest Children's Services Office
• a local Delegated First Nation Agency (DFNA)
• or the Child Abuse Hotline

If physical or sexual assaults are suspected, reports may be made to the police.

• call the Child Abuse Hotline

• their name
• their telephone number
• the child’s name, age, and location
• their relationship to the child
• any immediate concerns about the child's safety
• and any information on the situation and family involved

• Children / Families - Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention
• Crisis Resources - Crisis Lines
• Violence / Abuse - Abuse Reporting
• Violence / Abuse - Child Abuse
• Violence / Abuse - Crisis Lines