Provider Feedback

To provide feedback on any of our members please fill out the form below.

FEEDBACK FORM

If you'd like to remain anonymous you can leave any identifying fields blank.

Your Name

Your Email

Your Location

Provider's Name

Provider's Dayhome Name

Dayhome Location

Is the provider a member of Embolden PDC?

What is your concern?

I understand that I must call 911 if a child is in immediate danger.

My concern is of a criminal nature (ie: child abuse) and I acknowledge that I am legally required to report this concern to local law enforcement and child protective services.

My concern relates to a provider who is caring for more than 6 children at one time and I acknowledge that I need to report my concern to Child Care Connect.

Reporting a dayhome

What to do if or when...

A child is in
imminent danger

1. Call 9-1-1

2. Then report to Child Care Connect Hotline

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WHAT IS IMMINENT DANGER?

A child disclosed abuse
or you suspect it

1. Call the Child Abuse Hotline

2. Then report to Child Care Connect Hotline

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WHAT IS ABUSE?

When a child discloses any form of physical, emotional or sexual mistreatment.
When a person in a position of trust or authority purposefully injures or threatens to injure a child or youth.
When a younger or less powerful person is used by an older or more powerful child, youth or adult for sexual gratification.
When a person in a position of trust or authority has engaged in a chronic attack on a child or youth’s self-esteem.

A repeated pattern of concerning behaviour is identified.

1. Call the Child Care Connect Hotline

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WHAT IS CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR?

Frequent injuries that seem out of the norm for your child
Frequent broken limbs and serious injuries within the dayhome
When a provider is often unable to explain injuries or incidents
When a provider's version of events changes
When a provider's version of events differs greatly from that of witnesses
When a provider is reluctant to share information regarding serious incidents and injuries