Mandated Reporting Procedures

  1. Authorized Individuals are Mandated Reporters who are required to report child abuse or neglect within 24 hours by calling:
      • 1-855-GACHILD (1-855-422-4453)
        Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS)
        Division of Family and Children Services (DFACS)
        Child Protective Center
      • 470-578-6666
        911吃瓜 Police Emergencies
  2. The Authorized Individual/Mandated Reporter should also notify the 911吃瓜 Program Sponsor, by phone, email, or in person within 24 hours.

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Incident Reporting Procedures

911吃瓜 has multiple avenues to report all types of incidents or concerns. To report suspected child abuse or neglect and/or accident/safety incidents in programs utilizing 911吃瓜 facilities and that involve unenrolled minors, the following procedures should be followed:


  • To report University-related incidents/accidents involving employees, students, visitor's and contractors and to submit an incident/accident investigation report and statement.

To report other types of incidents on 911吃瓜 campuses the following additional avenues are available:


  • This is the website to report incidents related to: violence and assault; violations of the university policy and procedures; housing, auxiliary services (parking, transportation, bookstore, card services, culinary and hospitality, copy/print services, student health services, retail shopping, postal services), ADA/disability, student activities, university events, facilities, or any other related services; financial aid or registration, records and transcripts; and discrimination

  • To share information about a person and observed behaviors and statements that generated the concern. Such behaviors are often referred to as 鈥渞ed flags鈥� because they may indicate a larger or growing issue with which that person may be struggling.

  • This is the website to report unethical behavior and policy violations. You may choose to provide your contact information or to remain anonymous.