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Parents' Rights & Kids' Rights - A parent's
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Ontario, Canada
Kids Help Line
anywhere in Canada
1-800-668-6868
http://kidshelp.sympatico.ca/en/
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Covenant House Toronto
Covenant House Vancouver
If you are in trouble and need a safe place to stay,
Covenant House is located at 20 Gerrard Street East in downtown Toronto. We
are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can call us toll free at
1-800-HELP-308
from anywhere in Canada.
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Child Protection Services in Ontario
The government's role in child protection is to fund, legislate and monitor
the child welfare system.
Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect
The children's aid society (CAS), also known as Family
and Children's Services (F&CS), is a non-profit agency working in local
communities to provide help and support to children and their families.
Office of the Child
and Family Services Advocacy
If you think that your rights have been abused, aren't getting anywhere with
a complaint, or just want more info about your rights, contact the advocacy
office.
The Premier's Kid
Zone
Tour Ontario with Max the Moose, explore Queen's Park, play the trivia game
and find out how government works.
WHAT ABOUT ME!
Seeking to Understand the Child's View of Violence in the Family
by Alison Cunningham and Linda Baker (2004)
This study was funded by the National Crime Prevention Strategy in Ottawa. It involves an exhaustive review of the literature on child exposure to domestic violence (almost 400 sources) integrated with extensive clinical experience to create a revolutionary new framework for understanding, studying and intervening with children who have lived with woman abuse. Case studies illustrate key points and child drawings bring to life the experience of violence through young eyes.
What
About Me! (1.26 MB).
Ontario Centre for children and families in
the Justice System