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  • Players Insurance
  • Safe Sport
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  • Preventing Sexual Abuse
  • Reporting Sexual Abuse
  • MAAPP
  • USSF Policy 212-3
  • League Affiliation
  • By-Laws
  • Contact Us

GUIDE FOR REPORTING Sexual Abuse

Reporting Sexual Abuse

MANDATORY REPORTING OBLIGATION UNDER FEDERAL LAW


 Please be aware that under the Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and SafeSport Authorization Act of 2017, adults who work in youth sports that compete across state lines and/or internationally are “mandatory reporters” who have an obligation to report to law enforcement facts giving them a reason to suspect child abuse within 24 hours of becoming aware of the facts.  Reporting to U.S. Soccer will not fulfill your obligation under federal law—you must still report to law enforcement.  That said, we nonetheless encourage you to report to U.S. Soccer any conduct that could violate U.S. Soccer policy so that we may have the opportunity to address the issue separate and apart from law enforcement.  Please see www.safesoccer.com for more information regarding our prohibited conduct policy. 


 You can report abuse at the links below:


 https://www.ussoccer.com/report-a-concern  

 https://uscenterforsafesport.org/report-a-concern/


Also please report to your local law enforcement


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