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When a child is received into the care of the Children’s Authority Pursuant to Section 22 of the Children’s Authority Act, Chap. 46:10
If you are concerned about a child’s safety and welfare, you can make a report via the following means
At the heart of the child protection system are the child-friendly, “one-stop” Assessment Centres
Research on best practice confirmed that children thrive best when placed in a family environment.
Foster Care is a temporary option for children who are not able to live with their birth families due to a range of different circumstances.
Adoption is the process whereby a person assumes full legal responsibility for a child who is not biologically theirs.
Children displaying challenging behaviours are a specialised group requiring targeted interventions.
Licensed Community Residences, The Licensing Process

A common child abuse myths is that strangers abuse children more than persons known to the child. Recent data has however shown that those who the child knows often are the one who commit acts of abuse against the child.
We encourage parents and guardians to be vigilant, take precautions and make a report when a child says he/she has been abused or mistreated.
Children's Authority - 996
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The issue which resulted in the temporary closure of the Authority's Tobago office has been resolved. Regular service will resume tomorrow, Monday 27th April, 2026. ... See MoreSee Less
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Child neglect is abuse!
Did you know neglect is the highest reported form of child abuse in Trinidad and Tobago? We all have a responsibility to change this reality and ensure our children are safe and cared for.
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The protection of our nation's children is our collective responsibility.
Children's Authority - 996 or ttchildren.org/report-child-abuse/
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Today, we take a look at another prevalent form of child abuse in Trinidad and Tobago. The protection of all children begins with us correctly identifying abuse in all its forms and reporting it when we are aware of it occuring.
Child Protection is Everybody's Busines!
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As we continue to acknowledge Child abuse awareness and Prevention Month, it's important that we all stay in the know. Here's another child abuse myth you should be aware of.
If you are aware of instances of child abuse of any kind, don't hesitate to call the Authority at 996 or the police at 999. ... See MoreSee Less
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Emotional abuse isn't always visible, but its impact runs deep. This Child Abuse Awareness & Prevention Month, let’s commit to recognising the patterns and forms of abuse which harm our children.
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Emotional abuse is also a pattern of control disguised as care. Common behaviours include gaslighting, manipulating, lying to them, including in adult topics/conflict, false narrative, emotional alignment.
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