Report Child Abuse in Alaska

If you suspect child sexual abuse, you must report it to BOTH the Office of Children’s Services and Law Enforcement.

Office of Children's Services Contact Information

Call the Child Abuse Hotline:
Phone: 800-478-4444
Fax: 907-269-3939

Email:
ReportChildAbuse@alaska.gov

The fastest and easiest way to report child abuse is to call the OCS reporting hotline at 800-478-4444. Staff are able to answer questions regarding mandatory reporting and can gather all required information over the phone. However, if you wish to submit a written report instead, you may fill out and submit the OCS Report Form.

Law Enforcement Contact Information

Alaska Police Contacts for Child Sexual Abuse
Mandatory Reporting Locator Map
To use the Locator Map: Enter the address into the map search field, the screen will zoom to the location entered. A pop-up of the address will appear. Click just outside of the pop-up window to gain access to the law enforcement contact information.

More information

Mandatory Reporter Training

Mandatory Reporting PSA from Alaska DOH & DFCS Training on Vimeo.

"Mandatory reporting" refers to the legal obligation of certain professionals and individuals to report any suspected cases of child abuse or neglect to the authorities.

If you are a professional required to complete the certified Mandatory Reporting Training, you may begin here:

If you are a professional and/or member of the public who are interested in more information but do not need a training certificate of completion:

View the Alaska Mandatory Child Abuse Reporter Training presentation
Or visit our Mandatory Child Abuse Reporter page