Making a Comment, Compliment or Complaint to TUSLA

A written complaint should include:

• Who was involved?
• What happened and when?
• What are you concerned about?
• Have you done anything else to resolve this matter?
• What do you want to happen now?

It will also assist the complaints officer if any extra information and/or copies of other relevant documents are attached to your written complaint. 

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Long Delay In TUSLADealing With SomeChild Abuse Allegations

Ombudsman Peter Tyndall

Bellow is what can only be regarded as "

A DAMNING INDICTMENT OF 

THE WORK OF TUSL"

The following report, dated Wednesday 19 July 2017 appeared on the RTE website on the above subject and can only make harrowing reading to the ill-fated clients and their families who were failed by TUSLA "The Child and Family Agency":

The Ombudsman has criticised Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, for serious failings in its responses to a number of allegations of child abuse made against adults.

The watchdog found that in one case it took five years to clear the name of an accused man, while in another a note recording a complainant's allegations was sent to the wrong address.

The report by Ombudsman Peter Tyndall has its origins in a warning three years ago by his office to the newly-created Tusla about how social workers were handling some cases including allegations of child abuse, particularly historic complaints. Link to Full Report  [A Must Read]