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5 Ways You Can Support Children This Holiday Season
The holidays are quickly approaching. With so many challenges this year and rising costs on everything from food to rent, 2022 has been a difficult year for many, especially families, children and youth who have experienced the child welfare system. As we enter the festive season, a time for giving and acts of kindness, why
Overwhelming majority of Canadians believe youth leaving foster care at age 18 need more support
Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada poll shows path to independence for young people in Canada vastly different than for youth leaving care (Toronto, ON – November 15, 2022) – Most Canadians (88%) believe that youth leaving government care at the age of 18 need more support than they currently receive, according to a new Ipsos
Snapshot: Our 2021 – 2022 Annual Report
As we look back on 2021 – 2022, we’re proud of what Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada has achieved with your support. As the COVID-19 pandemic continued, we pivoted some of our efforts to help those most affected. We were able to break records and maintain initiatives while starting new and impactful programs that continue
Download our new, free children’s book created with The Wiggles!
Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada is delighted to announce the release of Something in Common, a new children’s e-book created in partnership with Tsehay from The Wiggles and young people in and from government care! You can download your own free copy of Something in Common today. With every download, our generous supporter AMJ Campbell
Passing on the gift of education – for generations to come
Growing up in a small rural Ontario community and attending a one room school with few educational resources, Beverley was determined to change the course of her life. When a friend suggested they apply for university together, she didn’t hesitate; she knew education could be her pathway to a future. When she enrolled at the
