Child abuse peaks in emergency accommodation

The number of reports of suspected abuse of children living in emergency accommodation peaked around Christmas and New Year, according to new figures.

Child abuse peaks in emergency accommodation

The number of reports of suspected abuse of children living in emergency accommodation peaked around Christmas and New Year, according to new figures.

Data in relation to mandated reports from managers of homeless/emergency accommodation made to Tusla show 18 were made last December alone, the single highest monthly tally since the Child and Family Agency began collating the information. The figures were in response to a freedom of information request.

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