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Who is considered a mandatory reporter of child abuse, including child sexual abuse/exploitation?
Individuals typically designated as mandatory reporters of child abuse, including child sexual abuse/exploitation, have frequent contact with children and may include health care workers, school personnel, child care providers, social workers, law enforcement officers, and mental health professionals.
Information about mandatory reporters in individual states is available on the
State Statutes Search
section of the
Child Welfare Information Gateway
website. Also see the
State Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Numbers
page and the Office of Justice Programs
Child Abuse Special Feature
for additional information.
Last Updated:
July 16, 2019
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