Hiqa report raises serious concerns into Tusla services in the Midlands

Hiqa has said allegations of child abuse made to the Child and Family Agency in the Midlands are not always reported to Gardaí.

Hiqa report raises serious concerns into Tusla services in the Midlands
Thu, 21 Jul, 2016 - 13:23
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Hiqa has said allegations of child abuse made to the Child and Family Agency in the Midlands are not always reported to Gardaí.

The body has released a report into Tusla which raises serious concerns about its services.

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