Summary Guide for Mandated Reporters in New York State

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This guide provides guidelines for mandated reporting in the State of New York, including the role of the reporter, indications of maltreatment, physical abuse and/or sexual abuse. This guide additionally includes hotlines to call for suspected abuse. When you call the hotline, a trained specialist will help to determine if you are a mandated reporter and if an incident requires reporting.

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