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3 Feb 2017 The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) has recently released a revised version of the Child Maltreatment Intake, Screening and
5 Oct 2018 The Minnesota Child Maltreatment Screening Guidelines DHS-5144 (PDF) provide direction to county social service agencies; promote
1 Oct 2015 DHS-5144-ENG 10-15 .. The purpose of the Child Maltreatment Screening Guidelines is to provide direction for local Minnesota policy is protection of children whose health or welfare may be jeopardized through.
24 Oct 2018 Statutory and manual references. Links to federal regulations, Minnesota statutes and rules, DHS Bulletins and Manuals related to child welfare
9 Jan 2018 4 Review, revise and establish clear Child Protection Intake, Screening, and b) Require counties and tribes to use the Minnesota Guidelines for receiving and should not be modified without written authority from DHS.
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Find definitions of child abuse and neglect, information for mandated reporters and resources for parents. Learn how to make a report of suspected abuse.
human services, write to dhs.info@state.mn.us, call 651-431-4670, or use Minnesota Child Maltreatment Screening Guidelines and Minn. Stat. § 626.5569 Feb 2018 Minnesota has various programs to help children who may not be in safe environments. County and tribal child protection workers work with
Visit the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) site for information on or sexual abuse and to access Child Maltreatment Screening Guidelines.
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