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The Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies responds to the Final Report of the Motherisk Hair Analysis Independent Review

On December 17, 2015   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government  
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Child Welfare Sector Response to Auditor General Report 2015

On December 2, 2015   /   Accountability, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government  
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Children’s Aid Societies visit the Ontario Legislature to advocate on key issues facing the sector

On November 30, 2015   /   Advocacy, Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Government, Indigenous Services  
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New Ontario government funding will increase permanency options for children and youth in care

On November 4, 2015   /   Featured, Government, Permanency  
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Aboriginal Children in Care Report to Canada’s Premiers

On August 1, 2015   /   Advocacy, Child Welfare Agencies, Government, Indigenous Services  
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OACAS Presents to Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs

On January 1, 2015   /   Advocacy, Government  
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Registered Disability Savings Plan

On January 1, 2015   /   Government  
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