You are usually not in danger for reporting — especially if you do it correctly
When you report concerns, not accusations, and you do it through the proper channels, you are generally protected. Why reporting is safer than staying silent Authorities expect third-party reports — they rely on them. You are not responsible for proving anything. You are not accusing — you are passing on information so trained professionals can assess risk. Silence protects abusers; reporting transfers… Read More You are usually not in danger for reporting — especially if you do it correctly




