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In partnership with United Way Grey Bruce
In 2019, our goal is to help even more children and we remain committed to doing all that we can to make that happen.
In 2019, our goal is to help even more children and we remain committed to doing all that we can to make that happen.

As of January 1st, 2018 Ontario has increased the age of protection to include all children and youth under the age of 18
Protection Services for 16-17 Year OldsInfo For YouthInfo For Youth Serving Agencies
Child Welfare in Ontario
Sixties’ Scoop Records
Between 1965 and 1984, thousands of Indigenous children were removed from their homes and placed with non-Indigenous families. Those affected lost all contact with their children and families. They also lost critical connection to their language, culture and identity. A class action lawsuit was launched with the intent to compensate those affected by this period. If you were a service recipient during this period, you may be eligible for compensation. Please visit Sixties Scoop Claim & Sixties Scoop Settlement websites. To access your case record with our Children’s Aid Society, contact us.