Child abuse expert, Stacy McNeiland, responds to neglect case in Lincoln County

https://kfor.com/2018/07/20/homeschool-group-pushes-for-stronger-laws-after-child-abuse-case/

The bystander who reported suspected child abuse and neglect to DHS truly saved this boy’s life.

The CARE Center offers a FREE training for adults called Recognizing & Reporting Child Abuse & Neglect that teaches anyone who works with children the signs, symptoms, and risk factors of child abuse as well as how to properly report suspected child abuse to authorities.

We believe every adult should have this knowledge. Oklahomans are mandated reporters of child abuse. You can be the hero in a child’s story just like the bystander in this story. Contact Shelby to learn more about our FREE trainings today.

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