L’Arche Canada says changes made amid sex abuse scandal tied to founder Jean Vanier
Lori Vaanholt, an executive with L’Arche Canada, says the charity’s 37 branches around the world have been audited since 2020 to ensure that staff, volunteers and people with intellectual disabilities are protected from abuse. She says a second audit is being conducted this year.She says L’Arche Canada has also worked with intellectually disabled people to teach them the language tools to report abuse.
Monday’s report said Vanier used his power to engage in manipulative sexual relationships, but it found no evidence that any of his victims had intellectual disabilities.
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