Hawaiian Islands Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
 Mandated ReportingMarriage and family therapists are mandated reporters. If you have any reason to believe that child abuse or neglect has occurred, or that a child may be at risk of abuse or neglect in the future, a report must be made immediately. Suspicion is enough to report; proof is not required. How to Report Suspected Child Abuse or NeglectIf a child is in immediate danger, call 911. Child Abuse & Neglect ReportingOʻahu: 808-832-5300 Human Trafficking ReportingOʻahu: 808-832-1999 Helpful ResourcesHawaiʻi Children’s Justice CentersInformation on signs of abuse or neglect, sex trafficking, and reporting contacts. View ResourceGuide for Mandated ReportersHawaiʻi Department of Human Services Child Welfare Services guide for mandated reporters. Open GuideImportant ReminderThis page is provided as a professional resource and is not a substitute for legal guidance, employer policy, licensing board direction, or consultation when needed. Mandated reporters should follow current Hawaiʻi reporting requirements and document actions taken according to applicable professional, ethical, and organizational standards. |
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