Use this downloadable template to notify school officials, such as principals, superintendents, or school board members about disclosed abuse involving a student. The template includes guidance on how to clearly express your concerns, properly document incidents, and ensure compliance with Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and student privacy standards.

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Note: This template is not intended as legal advice. Always follow your state’s mandatory reporting laws and local procedures.

Use this resource to confidently report abuse to law enforcement. Includes a sample phone or in-person script and an optional written report template. Also features tips to help you remain clear, calm, and assertive when speaking with officers.

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Note: This resource is not legal advice. Reporting procedures may vary by location.

Use the resources below to report suspected abuse to your local CPS agency. Whether calling a hotline, submitting an online form, or learning what to expect, these tools are here to support you.

Use this guide to speak with a therapist, coach, teacher, or other trusted adult about abuse. Includes conversation prompts, tips for calming your nerves, and information on what a mandated reporter may be required to do after you disclose.

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Note: If you’re unsure if someone is a mandated reporter, ask them before sharing details.

Use these private templates to begin documenting what happened. They are  designed to help survivors capture key details, build a timeline, and notice patterns. Includes a sample log entry and guidance on how to protect your documentation.

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Note: Store this record in a safe, private place and use your discretion when choosing where and how to update it.

Supportive resources for navigating life after trauma. Includes tools to help calm your body, express emotions, and stay grounded through hard moments.