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Adoption and Permanency Education Month Reminds Ontarians there are Many Paths to Permanency

On November 1, 2022   /   Adoption, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Kinship, Permanency, Youth  
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Celebrating Foster Family Appreciation Week 2022 with a Thank You Message for Foster Caregivers across Ontario

On October 17, 2022   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Permanency, Youth  
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Kinship Families: Keeping Kids Connected

On September 7, 2022   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Kinship, Permanency, Youth  
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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 August 31, 2022   /   Adoption, African Canadian Families, Children, Kinship, Permanency  
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Child Welfare Election Priority: Strengthen services and supports for older youth and youth aging out of care to help them succeed.

On April 7, 2022   /   Advocacy, Child Welfare Agencies, Community Partners, Government, Permanency, Youth  
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Adoption Council of Ontario Launches New Centralized Intake Website for Prospective Adoptive Caregivers

On April 4, 2022   /   Adoption, Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Featured, Government, Permanency, Youth  
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Foster Family Appreciation Week 2021: Celebrating Foster Families in Ontario

On October 18, 2021   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Children, Community Partners, Featured, Permanency, Youth  
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A letter from Kelly to her local Children’s Aid Society’s Kin Team describing the first year with her nephew Ethan

On September 5, 2021   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Featured, Kinship, Permanency, Youth  
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OACAS Welcomes the Ontario Government’s New Vision for Child Welfare

On July 29, 2020   /   Accountability, African Canadian Families, Child Welfare Agencies, Community Partners, Featured, Government, Permanency, Youth  
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Immigration Status Matters: A Guide to Addressing Immigration Status Issues for Children and Youth in Care

On June 11, 2020   /   Child Welfare Agencies, Permanency, Publications, Youth  
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