The mark consists of a semicircular metronome-shaped gauge with its needle approximately one third of the way up from left to right with the lower third of the gauge face being in green, the middle third being in yellow, and the upper third being in red with five white bars dividing the face of the gauge at equal intervals; the letters "CAHR" written in black and superimposed on the lower half of the gauge with a stylized red, yellow, green stoplight forming the letter "A"; and the words "CHILDREN AT HIGH RISK" written in black letters below the letters "CAHR". The mark is set on a white background.