dcf patient portal

Is the information in the DCF child care provider portal confidential?

Note: The information in the DCF Child Care Provider Portal is confidential, and everyone using this system must follow confidentiality guidelines. Please read the Wisconsin Statutes regarding disclosing information about child care subsidy recipients.

How does DCF help children and families?

When it is necessary, DCF provides foster care or finds permanent families for children though kinship care, guardianship, or adoption. Anyone who is looking for services for their child or family can contact their local DCF area office for help. However, in most cases, DCF comes into contact with children and families in the following ways:

How does a court refer a child to DCF?

Court referrals can come from cases where a parent voluntarily surrenders a child or if a child has been abandoned by a parent or guardian. Courts can also refer a child to DCF if a child is committed by the juvenile court and found in need of foster care or a Child Requiring Assistance (CRA) case.

How do I access the child care provider portal (CCPP)?

Please follow the instructions below to obtain access to the Child Care Provider Portal (CCPP). You must have a DWD/Wisconsin Login and password. If you have not yet created a DWD/Wisconsin Login, you will need to do so now.

What is a 51A report?

51A Reports. When someone calls DCF to report suspected child abuse or neglect, a 51A report is filed (named for its statute, M.G.L. Ch. 119, 51A) Anyone can call DCF to file a 51A report, but there are some people that are legally required to file a report if they suspect abuse or neglect.

What does DCF do?

DCF can also make referrals to immigration and special education services, and can assist families in need of stable housing. For children who cannot remain in their homes, DCF offers foster care and congregate care placements (group homes). DCF also provides support for families interested in adopting a child or applying for guardianship.

How to contact the MA Child Abuse Emergency Line?

MA Child Abuse Emergency Line 1-800-792-5200: If you believe a child is being abused or neglected, contact the MA Child Abuse Emergency Line to file a report. Area Office Directory: Use this link to find the DCF area office that is closest to where you live.

What is the MA child abuse line?

If you believe a child is being abused or neglected, call the MA Child Abuse Emergency Line: 1-800-792-5200. The Department of Children and Families (DCF) works in partnership with families and communities to keep children safe from abuse and neglect. DCF also supports young adults ages 18-22 who are transitioning out of DCF care ...

What is DCF in the community?

These services can be in-home or based in the community, and include mentors, in-home therapists, and transportation services . DCF can also make referrals to immigration and special education services, ...

What does DCF do after receiving a report?

Social workers. Clergy. After receiving a report, DCF reviews the report and decides if they will conduct an investigation. If DCF conducts an investigation and finds that the child is being abused or neglected, they will assign a social worker to the family and open a case with them.

How old do you have to be to be a foster parent in Massachusetts?

There are four minimum requirements for becoming a foster or adoptive parent: Be a Massachusetts resident 18 years of age or older. Rent or own a home that meets the DCF home safety standards. Have a stable source of income. Pass a background check.

What is mydoorcountyhealth.org?

MyDoorCountyHealth.org is a free, online tool to help patients manage their health. Patients will have secure access to health information, as well as that of their minor children and other family members who designate.#N#I'm ready to sign in, take me to the Patient Portal

What is the phone number for a rehab visit?

If you would like to sign up for the patient portal, or if you need help using the patient portal, please call 920-746-3509 between the hours of 7am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday.