Institutional Abuse – Historial Child Abuse Claims

If so, contact us today. We can help you make a claim. No-win, no-fee.

Abuse can include physical and mental (psychological) abuse.

Do I have an institutional abuse claim?

Institutional abuse claims in New South Wales refer to allegations of abuse that have taken place within institutions such as schools, orphanages, foster care , boys homes, girls homes, detention centers, public schools, state run education facilities, residential care facilities, and other government-run or non-government organizations that provide care or services to vulnerable individuals.

These claims typically involve allegations of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, neglect, or other forms of mistreatment that were perpetrated by staff members, volunteers, or other individuals in positions of authority within the institution.

In recent years, there have been a number of high-profile cases of institutional abuse in New South Wales, particularly within the Catholic Church and other religious organizations. The New South Wales government has established a number of inquiries and royal commissions to investigate these claims and provide support and compensation to survivors of institutional abuse.

Did you ever suffer abuse as a child under the age of 18 years?

If so, contact us today. We can help you make a claim. No-win, no-fee.

Institutional abuse claims in New South Wales refer to allegations of abuse that have taken place within institutions such as:
* schools;
* orphanages;
* foster care;
* boys homes;
* girls homes;
* detention centers;
* public schools;
* state run education facilities;
* residential care facilities, and
* other government-run or non-government organizations that provide care or services to vulnerable individuals.