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Child and Family Services Agency


Office Hours
Monday - Friday, 8 am to 4:45 pm

How to Reach Us
200 I Street, SE
Washington, DC 20003
cfsa@dc.gov

Phone: (202) 442-6100
Fax: (202) 727-6505
TTY: 711

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Website: http://cfsa.dc.gov

Brenda Donald

Brenda Donald
Director
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Important: To report child abuse and neglect, please do not use email. Call (202) 671-SAFE (7233). This is a 24-hour number.

 
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Support the Safety Net

Report Child Abuse and Neglect

Keeping children safe is everybody’s business. Find out when and how to report known or suspected incidents of child abuse or neglect in the District.

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Open Your Heart and Home

Hundreds of District young people need support during a difficult time in their lives. It means so much when community members show they care by becoming foster or adoptive parents.

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Reach Out to a Child or a Family in Need

Donations from the community make a real difference to District children, teens and families in the child welfare system.

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Safe Havens Open to Protect District Newborns

Safe haven gives District parents an alternative to abandoning infants.

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Voluntary Foster Care Registry

Family members who got separated in the District child welfare system now have a chance to reconnect when they enroll in the Voluntary Foster Care Registry.

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CFSA News & Opportunities

Doing Good: The District’s vulnerable children, youth, and families need and deserve effective services and support. CFSA is working to provide good outcomes that make a real difference in the lives of those we serve.
Mandated reporters are an integral part of the protection of children in the District of Columbia. Individuals who frequently work with children are often the first adults to see signs of child abuse or neglect.
The Child Protection Register (CPR) is a confidential database of people known or strongly suspected to have abused or neglected children in DC. At the close of an investigation of child abuse/neglect, CFSA must enter names into the CPR based certain findings.
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Featured News

04/24/2013 Proposed FY2014 Budget Request Hearing
02/28/2013 Joint Public Oversight Hearing - Truancy Reduction in the DC Public School System
02/26/2013 Child and Family Services Agency Performance Oversight Fiscal Year 2012-13
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