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Safeguarding chief executive officer says the work of protecting children is ‘never done’

Safeguarding chief executive officer says the work of protecting children is ‘never done’

Wednesday, 26 May 2021

The outgoing chief executive officer of Australian Catholic Safeguarding Ltd says the Church requires constant vigilance to ensure the ongoing protection and safety of children.

Sheree Limbrick served for nearly four years as head of the independent company formed in response to the Royal Commission into Child Sexual Abuse.

Read the full article in the Catholic Leader.