Four more non-government institutions join national abuse redress scheme

Social Services Minister Dan Tehan and representatives of the Anglican Church, the Salvation Army, the Scouts and the YMCA

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Scouts Australia, the Salvation Army, YMCA Australia and the Anglican Church are all joining the national redress scheme for child-abuse survivors.

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