Law enforcement: Law enforcement agencies may investigate cases of neglect and may work with other agencies, such as child protective services, to provide support and protection to children who are at risk of neglect.
The courts: The courts can be involved in cases of neglect in several ways. They may issue restraining orders to protect children from further harm, or they may make orders requiring parents or caregivers to attend counseling or other support services. The courts may also become involved in cases where children have been removed from their home due to neglect, and may make decisions about the child's custody and placement.
Probation: Individuals who have been convicted of neglect may be placed on probation, which may include conditions such as attending counseling or other support services, as well as regular check-ins with a probation officer. Probation can help ensure that individuals who have been involved in neglect are held accountable and receive the support they need to address the underlying issues that contributed to the neglect.
Rehabilitation and treatment programs: The justice