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Child Welfare
Services and supports for adults and kids related to the physical health and safety, emotional and mental well-being of children.
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Online Wellness Information Provided by: Kids Help Phone - AKA: KHP
Provides a variety of online information for children and teenagers related to their well-being. Examples include:
- Bullying and abuse
- Eating disorders
- Equity
- Sex and relationships
- Friends and family
- School and work
- Physical, emotional and sexual health
- Self-injury and suicide
- Identity
- Jobs, money, and housing
- Tools and games
- Substance use
- Youth stories
- Question and Answer
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Phone line provides support for anyone who requires emotional assistance related to missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
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MissingKids.ca Provided by: Canadian Centre for Child Protection
A resource centre for Canada's missing children that provides:
Use online registration and reporting forms.
- Support for families in finding their missing children
- Education material to help prevent children from going missing
- Often continues support from a caseworker after a child returns home
- A public database of missing children across Canada
- A tool where community members can report tips or possible sightings of a missing child to the authorities. This tool is intended for non-urgent information only. If you have urgent information to provide, please call 9-1-1.
Use online registration and reporting forms.
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Utilizes an in-house team of former law enforcement to actively search for missing children. The team of investigators works closely with federal and municipal police agencies nationally and internationally while conducting frontline, hands-on investigation and search activities.
Supports the search by:
Supports the search by:
- Providing families with ongoing investigative support and advocacy, no matter how long the investigation has gone unsolved
- Working in conjunction with law enforcement to determine the most effective uses for the team's search program tools
- Providing a 24-hour confidential phone line for tips regarding missing children cases
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Helps to oversee the financial and/or personal affairs of individuals who are incapable of doing so themselves and who have no trusted family or friends to do so for them. Types of assistance provided by this office may include:
- Protecting the legal and financial interests of children under age 18 years
- Establishing and maintaining an infant Trust
- Protecting the legal, financial and personal and health care interests of vulnerable adults who require assistance in decision-making
- Acting as an independent interest for minors or persons with disabilities on insurance settlements or in court matters with financial implications to the person
- Administer the estates of missing or deceased persons
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A school-based program for children who are experiencing changes in their lives due to parental separation, divorce or parenting from two homes. Trained facilitators work with school guidance counselors to guide children through age-appropriate activities and discussions. Topics include:
- Definition of family
- Changes that separation and divorce bring to a family
- How separation, divorce and parenting from two homes affects children
- Children's concerns about how the parents separating or divorcing will affect their future
- Ideas on how to help children talk with their parents
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Provides a free online resource to help parents and other adults support and talk to children about serious illness, dying, and the death of someone they know.
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Kids in the Know Provided by: Canadian Centre for Child Protection
Engages students with interactive activities to build skills that increase their personal safety and reduce their risk of victimization online and in the real world.
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Professional counsellors are available to help young people deal with concerns, large or small, by telephone or live chat. Examples of these concerns include:
- Bullying
- Violence and abuse
- Housing
- Legal aid
- Sexual health
- Issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity
- Suicide
Kids Help Phone counsellors can also provide information and referral to local services. The service is free, anonymous, and confidential.
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Serves as an independent representative of the child/children involved in high-conflict custody cases. The aim is to protect and advocate for the best interests of the child/children and assists with family law issues of parenting time and decision-making responsibility regarding the child.
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- Family and Children Financial Assistance
- Financial Assistance for Indigenous Peoples
- Financial Assistance for Older Adults
- Financial Assistance for People with Disabilities
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- Medical Expense Assistance
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- Navigation and Health Helplines
- Older Adults
- Respite, Hospice and Palliative Care
- Sexual Health
- Women, Pregnancy and Postnatal
We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.