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Incident Response & Reporting

Protecting youth is the top priority for all 窪蹋勛圖厙 personnel.

If an incident occurs: Ensure safety Provide care Notify Document Report

Quick Decision Guide

Situation Action
Emergency or Immediate Danger Call or text 911
Injury or Near Miss Submit
Suspected Abuse or Neglect Call 911 or + notify
窪蹋勛圖厙 Conduct Code Violation Report to
Discrimination / Misconduct Report to Civil Rights Compliance Office
Mental Health Concern Call Husky Assist (紼F) / 988 or 911 after hours

 

Immediate Response

Follow these steps for all incidents:
  1. Ensure safety
    Stop the activity, prevent further harm, and call or text 911 if needed
  2. Provide care
    First aid, medical, or mental health support
  3. Notify parent/guardian
    Communicate as soon as possible, prioritizing urgent health or safety concerns
  4. Document
    Who / What / Where / When / Why
  5. Report
    Complete required reports within 2448 hours

 

Parent/Guardian Notification

Accessible Accordion

Notify a parent/guardian right away via phone for:
      • Injuries requiring professional medical attention
      • Head injuries or suspected concussion (follow Concussion Protocol)
      • Any situation involving 911 or emergency services
      • Suspected abuse or neglect
      • Incidents involving prohibited conduct (e.g., discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct)
      • A participant experiencing a mental health crisis, significant distress, or substance use concern
      • Any situation where safety or well-being is at significant risk
If a parent/guardian cannot be reached:
      • Continue attempts using all available contacts
      • Follow emergency contact procedures
      • Document all contact attempts

Notify a parent/guardian the same day, preferably by phone, for:
      • Injuries beyond basic first aid
      • Incidents requiring a participant to stop activities or go home
      • Behavioral incidents requiring significant staff intervention
      • Emerging health or well-being concerns

Notification may occur at pickup or via same-day written communication for:
      • Minor injuries treated with basic first aid
      • Minor behavioral issues that were resolved and did not affect safety

For all incidents:
      • When/how parent/guardian was notified
      • Who made the contact
      • What was communicated
      • Any follow-up instructions

Parent/guardian notification does not replace required 窪蹋勛圖厙 reporting

Incident Types & Reporting Requirements

Accessible Accordion

Minor, temporary issues not caused by environmental hazards.

Examples
      • Minor scrapes or bumps (basic first aid only)
      • Mild illness
      • Minor behavioral issues
Actions
      • Notify parent/guardian at pickup
      • Internal documentation only (see )
      • Retain records for 3 years after the participant reaches age 18

Serious risk, environmental hazard, near miss, or misconduct

Action
      1. Formal incident report (see )
      2. Notify parent/guardian (see notification guidelines above)
      3. Report to appropriate 窪蹋勛圖厙 or external entities (see Who to Report To section below)
      4. Submit (if applicable)
      5. Notify of any potential negligence or liability concerns
      6. Retain records for 3 years after the participant reaches age 18

When in doubt treat as high risk

Who to Report To

Accessible Accordion

      • Life-threatening emergency / missing youth / violence
        Call or text 911
      • Threat of harm to self or others
        Call or text 911
        Contact SafeCampus for follow-up

      • Suspected abuse or neglect of a youth under 18
        Call 911 (if urgent safety concerns)
        Report to Law Enforcement or Child Protective Services (see Report Child Abuse page for details)
        Also notify if suspected abuse/neglect occurred in a 窪蹋勛圖厙 program or facility, or involved a 窪蹋勛圖厙 employee or volunteer.

      • Any injury or near miss (youth or personnel)
        Submit
        (required even for low-risk incidents when caused by environmental factors)
      • Injury requiring medical care
        Submit
      • Head injury / possible concussion
        Follow Concussion Protocol
        Submit
      • Facility hazard
        Submit
        Contact , as needed
      • Hazardous materials spill or exposure
        Call 911
        Contact

      • Conduct code violation (behavior or boundary crossing that violates University Standards for Interacting with Youth)
        Report to
      • Questions or uncertainty about a possible conduct code violation
        Contact to request a consultation
      • Critical personnel error (e.g., medication administration error, injury caused by personnel)
        Submit
      • Potential negligence or liability concern
        Notify

      • Prohibited conduct (e.g., discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct, retaliation)
        Report to Civil Rights Compliance Office
      • Questions or uncertainty about possible prohibited conduct
        Request a consultation via the
      • Removal or withdrawal of a youth participant that may relate to prohibited conduct or protected characteristics
        Report to Civil Rights Compliance Office

Prohibited Conduct Includes:

      • Discrimination or harassment based on protected characteristics
      • Sexual misconduct (harassment, assault, exploitation, relationship violence, stalking)
      • Retaliation for reporting concerns or participating in processes

      • Urgent mental health struggles, emotional distress, or substance use concerns
        • MondayFriday on Seattle Campus
          Call Husky Assist (206-543-9331 or 911)
        • After hours, weekends, other 窪蹋勛圖厙 campuses, or off campus
          Call or text
          Call or text 911
      • Non-urgent safety or well-being concerns
        Contact SafeCampus for consultation, safety planning, and resources (available MondayFriday)

Key Reminders

Act quickly to protect safety and prevent further harm

Notify parents/guardians

Always report when required

When unsure, report and seek guidance

Accurate documentation is essential