Risk Assessment Summary (Child Protective Services)

Case 2025-04-1847 (A)
Risk Score: 25/100
Justification: Evidence of current harm is moderate (visible bruising and child’s statement), but caregiver capacity and home environment are strong (dual employed parents, stable housing, good school attendance). Child vulnerability is low and family support is moderate. Overall risk is low to moderate.

Case 2025-04-1893 (B)
Risk Score: 45/100
Justification: Three community reports within 20 months indicates a pattern of concern. Home environment unstable (rent arrears, small apartment) and caregiver capacity is moderate. Child shows some academic and attendance issues. Protective factors include engagement with services, but risk remains moderate due to persistent community concern and financial instability.

Case 2025-04-1901 (C)
Risk Score: 30/100
Justification: Single-parent household, limited resources, and housing adequacy concerns elevate risk. Evidence of current harm is moderate. Protective factors (stable employment, consistent childcare, good school performance) keep overall risk moderate.

Case 2025-04-1915 (D)
Risk Score: 60/100
Justification: Prior substantiated abuse and current injury pattern similar to past incident raise concerns. Child exhibits behavioral problems that could stress the family. Caregiver capacity is mixed; services are ongoing but may be insufficient to prevent regression. Home environment stable, but risk remains moderate to high.

Case 2025-04-1922 (E)
Risk Score: 95/100
Justification: Multiple injuries of varying ages, a spiral fracture, and inconsistent explanations strongly indicate non-accidental trauma. Child is highly vulnerable, caregivers show defensive behavior, and protective custody is warranted. This is a high-risk, priority case.

Case 2025-04-1928 (F)
Risk Score: 20/100
Justification: Minor bruising in a protective context, high caregiver engagement with intensive services, and significant progress mitigate risk. The second report after intensive intervention does not elevate risk substantially. Overall risk remains low.

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