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How the Call to Action is transforming Child Welfare

On January 26, 2017   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Publications  
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Hon. Michael Coteau talks to OACAS about how the proposed new Child, Youth and Family Services Act will be a game changer for child welfare

On January 26, 2017   /   Accountability, Advocacy, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Youth  
Minister Coteau
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7 things you should know about the new process to authorize child protection workers

On January 24, 2017   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured  
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Bill 89 passes and introduces historic amendments to the Child, Youth and Family Services Act

On December 20, 2016   /   Accountability, Adoption, Advocacy, African Canadian Families, Child Poverty, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services  
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OACAS Statement on Motherisk and the Finalization of Adoptions

On September 6, 2016   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government, Permanency  
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The Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies responds to the recommendations from the jury at the Katelynn Sampson inquest

On April 29, 2016   /   Accountability, Child Abuse Prevention, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Government  
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Seven things you should know about the recently released child welfare performance indicators

On April 14, 2016   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government  
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CPIN ready to launch at five more Children’s Aid Societies

On April 13, 2016   /   Accountability, Child Abuse Prevention, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government  
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13 responses from child welfare to the Jeffrey Baldwin inquest recommendations

On February 22, 2016   /   Accountability, Child Abuse Prevention, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured  
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Landmark decision by Canadian Human Rights Tribunal a chance to begin righting past wrongs against First Nations children and families

On February 16, 2016   /   Accountability, Children, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services, Youth  
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