In addition to training and information on this website, mandatory reporters can also contact the agencies listed below to access further information and training about mandatory reporting that is specific to professional sectors.

Education professionals

Department of Education 
Child Protection Support Team
Telephone: (08) 9402 6124
Email: Child.Protection@education.wa.edu.au

Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia
Michael ten Haaf, Policies and Projects Officer
Telephone:  (08) 9441 1633
Email: mtenhaaf@ais.wa.edu.au 

Catholic Education Office of Western Australia
Tim Wong, Mandatory Reporting Consultant
Telephone: (08) 6380 5134
Email: wong.tim@cathednet.wa.edu.au

Health professionals

Department of Health 
State-wide Protection of Children Coordination (SPOCC) Unit
Telephone: (08) 9224 1932
Email: spoccunit@health.wa.gov.au
Website: http://www.health.wa.gov.au/mandatoryreport

Police officers

Western Australia Police
Child Abuse Squad
Email: cait@police.wa.gov.au

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FAQ   
About mandatory reporting legislation  
Making a mandatory report 
Information provision in a mandatory report  
After a report is made  
Responding to a child who makes a disclosure  
Confidentiality issues and mandatory reporting  
Indicators of child sexual abuse  
Additional resources to implement mandatory reporting
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