Neglect, abuse, sexual exploitation, sexual abuse or trafficking to children is mostly conducted by someone who is known to the child or close to them. There could be a teacher, coach, nanny or babysitter or any volunteer around children in the close circle with cruel intentions.
Leaving the child alone with someone who has been a sexual offender in the past is a risky situation. But, how to identify whether the person who is taking care of your child or coaching your child is the right person to do the job? How do the parents know that the caretaker is not a child abuse offender?

Keeping Our Children Safe with Level 2 Background Check or Private Contractors who use personal FBI reports.

It is important to know who you let your child come close to. Level 2 background check is conducted on all types of employees even the volunteers in the charity organizations and NGOs. It became a mandatory process since a few of the NGOs started skipping the process and hired anybody without thoroughly checking the background.

This gave rise to child sexual abuse cases. The Florida Network of Children’s Advocacy Centers has allowed anyone who knows or has witnessed a child abuse act can report to the department. Follow the reporting guidelines.

With the level 2 background check being mandatory, the NGOs and other kid-centric service providers can know that they are hiring the right person who doesn’t have a criminal background or a sexual offender in this particular case. And, your child will be safe around that person. Every parent wants that peace of mind.

The kid-centered service providers follow the proper procedure and let all the applicants go through the LiveScan electronic fingerprinting process for the level II background screening checks.