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PPC statistical reports
There are different categories of statistical data reported by Protection for Persons in Care (PPC) including:
- total reports of abuse received by authority / region / setting
- types of abuse reported
- client demographics
- types of complaints
- types of individuals involved by authority / region / setting
- discontinued reviews of reports of abuse
- reports of abuse referred for investigation
- investigation outcomes of reports of abuse
Read the User Guide to understand PPC statistical reports
Read the Glossary of PPC terms (PDF, 100 KB)
Past and current statistical reports
PPC statistical report, 2018 -19, includes:
- statistical overview for the fiscal year
- total reports of abuse received by authority / region / setting
- types of abuse reported
- client demographics
- types of complainants
- types of individuals involved by authority, region and setting
- discontinued reviews of reports of abuse
- reports of abuse referred for investigation
- investigation outcomes of reports of abuse
Read the PPC statistical reports from 2010 to current
PPC decision summaries
Decision summaries are reports of “founded” and “not founded” allegations of abuse and any directions issued by the PPC director to the service provider or the individual involved.
Decision summary reports
The decision summaries are broken into 4 areas of the province: Calgary, Edmonton, Communities A to L, and Communities M to Z.
Read the Decision Summaries User Guide to help you understand the decision summaries. Ensure you read the introduction and disclaimer on the first page of each summary.
Contact
Contact Protection for Persons in Care:
Office hours: 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (Monday to Friday, closed statutory holidays)
Toll free: 1-888-357-9339 (in Alberta)
Phone: 780-422-1155
Fax: 780-415-8611
Email: [email protected]
This is NOT an emergency number and is open only during office hours. You can leave a message at any time.
Address:
Protection for Persons in Care
Station M, Box 476
Edmonton, AB T5J 2K1