Join our Board of Directors On June 22, 2020 / African Canadian Families, Children, Children's Aid Societies, Community Partners, Featured, Indigenous Services, Youth Read more →
A New Resource for Teachers Working with Children and Youth in Virtual Spaces On June 5, 2020 / Children, Community Partners, Featured, Publications, Youth Read more →
CARE4CARE: Celebrating Children & Youth in Care Day Out Loud and Online On May 29, 2020 / Children, Featured, Youth Read more →
Face Coverings, Cloth Masks, and You: A New Resource for Children and Youth On May 28, 2020 / Children, Community Partners, Featured, Youth Read more →
Children and Youth in Care Day – A Message from our CEO On May 14, 2020 / Children, Children's Aid Societies, Community Partners, Featured, Government, OACAS Events, Youth Read more →
Ontario’s Children’s Aid Societies and Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agencies Continue to Support Children, Youth, and Families during COVID-19 Pandemic On March 23, 2020 / Accountability, Children, Featured, Indigenous Services Read more →
October 24 is Ontario Dress Purple Day: Children’s Aid Societies’ campaign asks adults to think more carefully about how they can be helpful to the children and youth in their lives On October 24, 2019 / Accountability, Child Abuse Prevention, Children, Children's Aid Societies, Community Partners, Featured Read more →
Ontario Government Child Welfare Online Survey On September 12, 2019 / Accountability, Advocacy, Children, Children's Aid Societies, Community Partners, Government, Research, Uncategorized, Youth Read more →
The Child, Youth and Family Services Act is going to dramatically increase the number of kin families supporting vulnerable children, youth, and families. Senior Counsel Cheryl Buehler discusses how the new legislation will make this happen. On September 9, 2019 / African Canadian Families, Children, Featured, Kinship, Permanency, Uncategorized Read more →
Research* shows that broad kin networks are directly linked to better outcomes for children and youth in the child welfare system. Here are 5 reasons why child welfare is increasingly collaborating with community members to keep children and youth safe On September 5, 2019 / Adoption, African Canadian Families, Children, Featured, Kinship, Permanency Read more →
