The CANRA trainings may be completed online via the UC Learning Center (UCD) at http://lms.ucdavis.edu. Use your Kerberos password to login. Once logged in, the learning module should appear in the “To Do” section of the training activities box. Click on the icon to begin your training.

Direct link to CANRA training: https://uc.sumtotal.host/core/pillarRedirect?relyingParty=LM&url=app%2Fmanagement%2FLMS_ActDetails.aspx%3FActivityId%3D283710%26UserMode%3D0

If you have any problems accessing this training contact the Learning and Organizational Development (L&OD) directly at https://hr.ucdavis.edu/departments/learning-development or hr-learning@ucdavis.edu.

Complete the following three steps:

1. Call as soon as practical. Reporter shall make a verbal report to any of the following: local law enforcement, child protective services or county welfare departments.
   
   1. Give the agency as much details as possible
   2. Tell the agency that you are a mandated reporter at the University of California
   3. Tell the agency you are filing a report under section Penal Code 11160 (or P.C.11165.7(41))
   4. Notate the date and time of the call.
   5. Record the name of the person who took the report, along with the report number, and the fax number of the agency.
2. Make a written report. No later than 36 hours after the verbal report, Reporter must:
   1. Fill-out form SS 8572 (https://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/agweb/pdfs/childabuse/ss_8572.pdf)
   2. Fax the completed form to the agency with whom the incident was reported to.
3. Contact University Compliance Hotline. Reporter shall then make an internal report (cannot be anonymous) to 
   1. University Compliance Hotline 1-800-403-4744
   2. or http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/hotline/ 
   3. Report must attach completed form SS8572 from the previous step.

• The reporting law is all about safeguarding abused kids, preventing more harm, and even protecting other children.
• It's not just about the children; it's also a chance to support struggling parents who might not ask for help directly.
• Reporting can spark positive changes at home, reducing the risk of further harm.
• Plus, it's not just a good idea—it's the law.

What types of abuse and neglect are required to be reported under the law?

The University encourages all members of the University community who observe, have actual knowledge of, or reasonably suspect child abuse or neglect at a University facility or perpetrated by University personnel to promptly report the concern to appropriate external and University officials. The following examples are listed in the code:

• Neglect meaning the negligent treatment, lack of treatment, or the maltreatment of a child by a person responsible for the child’s welfare under circumstances indicating harm or threatened harm to the child’s health or welfare. [CANRA § 11165.2]
• Willful harming or injuring or endangering a child meaning a situation in which any person inflicts, or willfully causes or permits a child to suffer unjustifiable physical pain or mental suffering, or causes or permits a child to be placed in a situation in which the child or child’s health is endangered. [CANRA § 11165.3]
• Unlawful corporal punishment or injury willfully inflicted on a child and resulting in a traumatic condition. [CANRA § 11165.4]
• Physical injury inflicted by other than accidental means. [CANRA § 11165.6]
• Sexual abuse meaning sexual assault or sexual exploitation of a child. [CANRA § 11165.1]
• Sexual exploitation, meaning depicting a child in, or knowingly developing, duplicating, printing, downloading, streaming, accessing through any electronic or digital media, or exchanging, a film, photograph, videotape, video recording, negative, or slide in which a child is engaged in an act of obscene sexual conduct. [P.C. 111165.1]

Any person who reasonably believes he or she has observed murder, rape, or lewd or lascivious acts where the victim is age 14 or younger must promptly notify law enforcement authorities.

Yes, below are some examples of academic titles that are mandated reporters. Note, this is not an all-inclusive list and other titles may be required to report. Reference "Appendix A - Mandated Reporter Categories" in UCOP’s Policy on CANRA.

• County Directors
• Research Extension Center Directors
• Statewide Program Directors
• Certain Environmental Horticulture Advisors
• Youth, Family & Community Advisors

Yes, below are some examples of staff titles that are mandated reporters. Note, this is not an all-inclusive list and other titles may be required to report. Reference "Appendix A - Mandated Reporter Categories" in UCOP’s Policy on CANRA.

• All Community Educators including but not limited to these units
• Youth, Family & Community
• Master Gardener Program
• Master Food Preservers
• Nutrition, Family, & Consumer Science