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Child Protective Services FAQ How can I report child abuse or mistreatment? Any time of day or night, seven days a week, reports of suspected child abuse or maltreatment can be submitted by phone to the New York State Central Register of Child Abuse and Maltreatment (sometimes referred to as the State Central Register or SCR). These are the phone numbers: Hotline for reporting child abuse: 1-800-342-3720 The Child Protective Specialist who answers your call will request as much information as you can give about the family you are reporting, as well as the alleged abuse or neglect. The Child Protective Specialist may call you and ask you the questions listed below. Call the SCR even if you have very little information available. The experts will evaluate the data -you do not have to decide if it you have enough info. to file a report, just leave it in their hands. You will remain anonymous. They never give the name of the person who called them to the family or alleged abuser. These are some of the questions you may be asked when reporting child abuse on the hotline; How severe are the child's injuries? Is the child in iminent danger of serious harm? Has this youngster or any of his-her siblings ever had any strange injuries that you have noticed? What is the child's name, age, and residential address? If the child's parents and siblings have names and addresses other than those listed above, what are they? Do you know anything about the child's care or location at the moment? What laws govern social services and child protective services, and where can I find them? In New York State, two legal systems address maltreatment and abuse of children in a familial setting. They are the Family Court Act (FCA) and the Social Services Law (SSL). Additionally, some forms of child maltreatment and abuse constitute crimes. You should speak with the police or district attorney in your area or consult the Penal Law for further details on the offenses connected to ch