On National Child Day, the Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies (OACAS) and the CAS of Toronto remind Ontarians to make our most vulnerable children and families a priority.
Many children and youth are denied the basics of a safe home, adequate food and clothing, necessary community supports and opportunities to develop.
We are always looking for safe, loving families for children and youth in our care.
People from diverse cultural backgrounds, single people or same-sex couples are encouraged to consider adoption. As well, people with the capacity to adopt children with special needs, sibling groups or older children are needed.
The Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies (OACAS) has just issued the following release: Many Children and Youth Awaiting Adoptive Parents in Ontario…click here to access.
Three Children’s Aid Societies, Toronto, Toronto Catholic and Peel, are partnering on a targeted outreach program to the African, African-Canadian and Caribbean community looking for potential adoptive parents for the black and black bi-racial children who are waiting for loving homes. There is an urgent need for adoptive families from these communities.