LATEST NEWS: Ontario Strengthening Child Welfare, Improving Outcomes for Youth. Please CLICK HERE to read yesterday’s media release. CULTURAL AWARENESS OPPORTUNITY: Beginning Saturday, January 28th, 9am to noon, a seven-week course is bein Continue Reading →
National Aboriginal Awareness Day is for recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples of Canada. In celebration of its 20th Anniversary, events are happening all Continue Reading →
A REMINDER – GOOD BABY BOX FOOD DRIVE – May 9th to June 19th – The CDC is collecting jars of baby food or monetary donations. The goal for 2016 is 7,500 jars – an increase of 50%. For info or to arrange a pick-up call Bev Heuving at Continue Reading →
CHILD CARE SURVEY REPORT: Visit ENGLISH and FRENCH which contain memos from Nancy Matthews, Assistant Deputy Minister, Early Years Division regarding the 2015 Licensed Child Care Survey Report. If you have trouble printing the English version in I Continue Reading →
CANOE KIDS is a learning resource for children of all ages, educators, parents and families. Each issue is designed for classroom activities, library resource, storytelling, reading circles, curriculum support and First Nations, Inuit and Métis Continue Reading →
Submitted in partnership with Robin Simpson, Canadian Action Program for Children and Métis Healthy Babies/Healthy Children – Maynooth The Metis Nation of Ontario (MNO) offers a variety of programs at its Healing and Wellness Branch at Continue Reading →
GIANT VICTORY FOR KIDS: After hearing evidence about child welfare operations that exist on reserves, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruled Tuesday that the government must “cease the discriminatory practice and take measures to redress an Continue Reading →
Submitted by Allison Brant, Family Health and Child Development Coordinator and Mary McCauley, Community Health Nurse. A wide range of health and social programs are offered to support young children and their families at the Community Wellbeing Ce Continue Reading →
COME WALK IN MY MOCCASINS: Please CLICK HERE for an updated pamphlet to share with colleagues and families, outlining the work of the Aboriginal Family Literacy Circle (AFLC), featuring Come Walk in My Moccasins. A link is provided in the pamphle Continue Reading →
GREAT NEWS: Mandatory long-form census restored by new Liberal government. ADDICTIONS LITERACY TRAINING: The Youth Diversion Program is excited to be providing a training session for professionals working with children and youth on early identif Continue Reading →
