Child Abuse. Who Do I Contact? in Tennessee.?
Question by Patty: Child abuse. Who do I contact? In Tennessee.?
Who do I call or contact? My neighbors are screaming at an infant (9 months)and fighting. The mother has an older child(age 3) by another man that the grandmother on her side has custody of. They fist fight and do drugs out in the open. The baby is always inside alone. I have tried to help by offering to watch the baby. They still don’t care.
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Call Social Services and the police.
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28 Feb 2012 Campbell County Tennessee Tuesday Night Prayer Service – If you watch this video and wish you could attend but due to circumstances you can not, then pray for us. The Lord will hear you where ever you are. God Bless You and if your circumstances change please join us. This video is the complete service as people are coming together to Pray for our County, Country, and the drug abuse problem. This is a Nondenominational Prayer Service, and we would love to have you or your Church attending these prayer services.(Come as you are) If you cannot attend please pray for those coming together to pray. You can share this video with your friends on Facebook or you can go directly to YouTube and send the link to those friends who are not on Facebook
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