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Community Child Protection Teams (CCPT)

"Protecting children is everyone's business"

The Community Child Protection Team (CCPT) is a group of community representatives who promote a community-wide approach to the problem of child abuse and neglect. Local teams identify and respond to gaps in the county’s prevention/protection response, maximizing the use of limited resources.

The Community Child Protection Team(CCPT)is a community forum designed to address child protection needs within Harnett County. As citizens and experts in the child protection arena, CCPTs are obligated to develop strategies to improve the child protection system in Harnett County.

Membership includes volunteers who have an interest in child protection including consumers of child protective services, experts in child protection laws and practice, community partners and child advocates.

CCPT Tasks:

Review active cases in which abuse, neglect, or dependency is found and that are:
- selected from categories defined by the team
- brought for review at the specific request of a team member
- brought for review at the initiative of the director of the department of social services
Review fatalities, including:
- fatalities suspected to have resulted from child abuse, neglect or dependency
- fatalities where the child or the child's family had received child welfare services within 12 months of the child's death
Report to the Board of County Commissioners and the community about the status of families in the community
Create an Annual CCPT End of the Year Report

For more information: Harnett County Department of Social Services at 910-893-7500, or click here to view NC Department of Health and Human Services(NCDHHS) web site.

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