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National body looks to Adelaide for safeguarding standards

National body looks to Adelaide for safeguarding standards

Thursday, 10 May 2018

Adelaide Archdiocese has taken the initiative to engage and consult with its parishes , allowing it to establish good practices in key areas such as code of conduct, recruitment and induction and people management.

Read article from The Southern Cross Living Catholic