what do one do when he or she s a child and is being abused?

Question

what is achild to do if her parents abuses him/her

Answer 1

Tell your teacher, school nurse, school guidance counselor, minister, priest, parents of a friend, police, coach ... keep on telling adults until someone listens and helps you. I pray the very first person you tell listens to you and makes a report, getting you the help you need. I am so sorry you are being hurt by your parents. God bless you, dear child.

Answer 2

if you or someone u know is being abused it needs to be reported, otherwise the abuse will only get worse. You may want to talk to a school counciler or a relative you trust or call
1-800-422-4453. You need to make sure that you or your friend is actually being abused. Talk with a friend or relative, because once the authorities are informed of the situation, they will have you stay at a different home for a few days until they can get the situation straightened out. Sometimes parents put up a fight(because they dont want to go to jail) so you need to make sure you have proof that they hit you. is there a friend or sibling who has witnessed it? record a fight between you and ur parents, and let your counciler hear it. And have someone take pictures of any bruises or marks that you may have. I know this may sound stupid, but you really need to do these things if you want help.It may take a few days, or it may take months. But you have to stay strong and continue fighting for this. What will happen also depends on how old you are and if u have any siblings. good luck.

Answer 3

Go to an adult you trust. Ask if you can stay with this adult. Ask them to help you decide where you are going to live. Do you have aunts and uncles, do you have grandparents? If not then ask this adult to help you contact social services for placement in foster care.

Talk to the guidance counselor at school. Everything you say is confidential. The counselor can be a good neutral person to go to.

Expect there are going to be bumps in the road. Not everyone is going to get why you've made a decision to remove yourself from the abuse. This is your business, and yours alone. Just let them know you made a decision that was right for you and that is what you are going to do. end of conversation. The steps you take are very adult. Let people you trust help you. It's your responsiblility now to take care of you. You can do it. Just be your own best friend and it will be ok.

Answer 4

Speak to a teacher or adult relative. Most countries also have free phone numbers they can call. If you are aware of this situation you should contact the police or social services immediately. If a crime is being committed and it is found out that you knew, you could also be prosecuted. Failing to act can be taken as supporting the abuse.

Answer 5

As someone who lived with child abuse for sometime, I can tell you from experience that you need to report it immediately, before the abuse gets out of control and you end up getting seriously hurt.

Answer 6

Call this number as soon as you can.
800-422-4453
It is the National Child Abuse Hot Line and they will get you help immediately. (Real Fast)

Answer 7

I would tell my teacher, principal or school guidance counselor or another adult whom I trust.


1-800-4-A-CHILD ( 1-800- 422-4453) and tell them that you are a being abused at home and give them information and they will help you.

Answer 8

call protective child services or speak to someone at the school they are there to help and protect you from harm, or call childrens hot line.

Answer 9

talk to another adult you trust.. talk to a close friend.. dont give up if people dont belive you.. keep on telling people,,, someone will take you to the right place for help... is there anything i can help??

Answer 10

report them to the authorities