My child and many others are being abused at boys&girls club by the staff and directors.  Who do I complain to
338739
stop sending your child there first & foremost & somebody always on top so call the town hall & find out who running things @ that club talk 2 plus go down & meet with the     h-i-n-c=head ni**a in charge u set up a meeting with you & a few of the (concerned) parents & go talk nicely & dress nicely like u going 2 a job interview as well as the other parents don't go bring the ghetto moms with u went threw  it myself wrote a letter 2 my congressman keep cool calm & collective & i got good results i didn't meet  with him but his seceraty helped alot & offered 2 take me 2 lunch good luck.
509668
Besides feeding the kids and general supervision, you'd probably do A LOT of cleaning up after them. And ending arguments, breaking up fight, and "He said"/"she said" stuff. Occasionally, one may need to contact CYS or some other agency if a kid is being abused outside of the facility. First aid is a big thing too.  \n\nYou may play games with the kids. Or supervise them. I play with the kids if we don't have many at the time. If there are a lot of kids, I only supervise.
1050587
You should find some adult who is unconnected to your family, School counselor, head teacher, ....\n\nTell them exactly what is going on and ask them to help refer you to the proper agency in your area who can deal with this.\n\nTake action now, or you face being traumatised to the point of lifelong discontentment.  Take action now and take pride in the fact that you had the courage to stand up for your rights.  Take action now and recognise the depth of emotional resilience and strength you have.\n\nDo you see where I'm going with this?\n\nTAKE ACTION NOW - TALK TO SOMEONE
931980
GO to the police. no there is no statute of limitations on child abuse. if you dont go you it will eat at you for the rest of you life and you will not be able to be completely happy. also go to counsoling. it really does help and you will be able to move on.
234377
Get a good custody attorney.  If you can't afford one than what you need to do is inspect your children for signs of abuse every time they come back from their father and photograph any injuries, or take them to a doctor and have the doctor's office do it.  They should photograph any injuries that may be a result of abuse which you can later use in court. If you suspect sexual abuse than this is especially important. \n\nGoing directly through Human services for this is a bad idea.  Social workers have huge caseloads and they are getting very critical of reports of child abuse because 60% of all cases are unfounded.  In addition there have been cases where over zealous social workers take the kids and sort the mess out later which means that your child could end up in foster care until you go to court.
1010990
Point out that their obvious lack of civility is undoubtedly the reason why kids are sent to schools instead of staying with their parents for an education.\n\nBarring that, I would say to lodge a complaint to the administration and then grieve to your union rep about the lack of protections from abuse in the workplace. Basically, get the parent wrapped up in a huge legal quagmire. ;)
515754
Tell someone important in your school -- head teacher or something--\n\nIf this fails just report the bloke and your details to the police - they will definitly chase it up as this is happening within a school.\n\nmaybe if possible find an adult that will giv the bloke a slap And death threat if he continues messing with children.\n\nMost adults with any 'guts' will confront this person.\n\nI would surely be on his case.\n\nkind regards -- good luck
572142
dont call the cops if its just what you or someone thinks.  they might be falsley accused and you dont want that.  talk to the girl who you think is being abused.  if she has bruses and stuff then go to an adult or the police.  but only if your pretty positive that its happening.
584462
Definitely do tell people about it! My daughter was bullied at school, and hated life until she was moved. Talk to the school, BUT if they do nothing, then go right to the state teaching board (not 100% sure how things work in the US) but if the school does nothing, go right over their heads. My daughter had proof that this other student had stolen her wallet, yet the school didn't want to know about it, or the many other ocassions.
841202
If your son was left alone in school with no supervision you should write a letter of complaint to the Director of Education at your local authority.\n\nIf you need help doing this, go to a Citizen's Advice Bureau  - link below to help you find a local one. The CAB should also be able to offer advice on what you should do and what your legal rights are.\n\nIf you have a social worker you should talk to him/her about it too.\n\nI hope things work out ok for you and your son.
325702
I think that you should go straight to the store manager, and tell him what has been going on. Tell him that you feel uncomfortable with all their questions. While you may like your coworkers, you are under no obligation to tell them anything of your personal life. If the store manager does not do anything to resolve this problem, go to the district manager. Keep going over everyone's head who refuses to acknowledge this complaint of (possible) sexual harrassment. Most chain restarants (Pizza Hut, McDonalds) have a 1-800 number to call to report sexual harrasment.
826231
Ask your dad to get a lawyer and tell him you're being abused, take to a school councilor. Since you're old enough to make your own choice the judge may let you!
568388
only if they are not his, if they are his kids Looney or not he has rights to them, but report his abuse of another girl to CPS and get a restraining order or visual visitation so someone can watch him
288247
Very carefully.  I had a child that was bullied and picked on at school.  I discussed the situation with my child at length, and together we decided not to go to the authorities as it would make the situation worse.  However, when the bullying became physically damaging (he came home with visible injuries), I went to the school and had a conference with the administrators, and the teacher of the class in which the abuse took place.  Their reaction was that it was up to my son to handle it.  However, when I threatened to get a lawyer and file harrassment charges . . . they changed their attitude.  The situation was defused . . . and there were never any problems.  I suggest talking to your child if it is a minor abuse and teach them coping skills . . . and if it becomes major, go to the school or facility.
448889
Go up the command chain. First talk to some of the other students and make sure they'll back you up. Ask them in an e-mail or a note if they remember the phrase "just a girl..." and see if they'd be willing to sign a statement to the effect.\n\nTalk to your parents (if they're good parents) and have them take you to the principle. Explain that you've been a victim of sexual harassment and you will let the school board know, but will give the principle some time to resolve the matter themselves. Demand positive and swift resolution of the problem, but be polite about it.\n\nSure you have them by the "balls" as it were, but there's no need to hack off everyone who can help you by threatening them. If the principle doesn't give you a satisfactory answer, don't challenge them, just go higher (school board, sexual harassment support organizations, etc.).\n\nAlso look for online resources to get additional information such as the link I've provided.
1065113
Tell an administrator. And depending on the laws in your area, after that you have the right to file charges for threatening or harassing behavior. just have all your facts straight and documented
145582
Talk to your parents and principals Try to tranfer out if you can .I would go to the principal and tell him your being verbally abused and what's happening in the class He has to investage .When this happened to my son I went to the princapal and then to the school board The teacher was sent to anger mangement.