Mandatory Reporting and Harm to Self or Others Part of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines In This Section Mandatory Reporting Policy While the laws in each state vary, the UUA expects all participants act as “mandated reporters” within our organization. Any volunteer or leader, youth... Reporting Procedure For Harm to Self and Others Including Child Abuse Youth and adult leaders will report any knowledge of harm to self or others to the UUA staff responsible for the event.... Mandated Reporting Procedure for Child Abuse and/or Neglect To create a safe environment for youth, the UUA staff will report any suspected incident of abuse or neglect to state child protective services and to t... Special Point Regarding Police and Law Enforcement The safety of youth is the primary focus of these Guidelines. Decisions to report to police and law enforcement should be made based on the facts and... Mandated Reporting to Law Enforcement Any incident relating to UUA vehicle or property damage, including UUA staff and participant vehicles or property damage, must be reported to law... PREVIOUS: Youth Participant Suspension and Reinstatement UP: UUA Youth Safety Guidelines NEXT: Mandatory Reporting Policy Get a print-friendly version of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines, including all sub-pages.
