Phoenix Sinclair Inquiry Competitors

Kids Help Phone (KHP) is Canada’s only free, national, 24/7, multilingual and confidential e-mental health service for youth to get help and Feel Out Loud. Kids Help Phone Foundation inspires generosity and raises funds across Canada to deliver on KHP’s promise to youth. Together, KHP and KHP Foundation unlock the hope young people need to thrive in their world by scaling access to support, advancing equity and accelerating innovation so youth can always Feel Out Loud and get trustworthy help for any feeling or issue, big or small. Help means everything at KidsHelpPhone.ca. If you’re seeking wellness support, you can contact KHP any time, day or night. Text 686868. Call 1-800-668-6868. Visit KidsHelpPhone.ca. For urgent help in cases of immediate danger, you can contact 911 or the emergency / community services nearest your area right away.

The Children’s Aid Society of Toronto is one of the largest child welfare organizations in Canada. It is an incorporated not-for-profit agency governed by a volunteer board of directors and funded by the Province of Ontario. Our legal mandate is to protect children from harm. Because of our belief in the importance of early intervention, we also provide assessments, crisis intervention, counseling and services to prevent child abuse and neglect. In addition, we help vulnerable communities to protect and support their children. Many prevention programs are offered in partnership with other community agencies. It is our goal, whenever possible, to keep children with their own families. When children can’t remain at home or live with relatives safely, we offer a variety of substitute care programs, including foster care. We also facilitate the adoption of Crown Wards (permanent wards of the province). The families and children with whom we work come from diverse racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The Children’s Aid Society of Toronto strives to provide services that meet the needs of individual children and their families. We are committed to developing a work environment and a service delivery system, free from all forms of oppression, including racism.

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is a national advocacy organization that works to advance the collective aspirations of First Nations individuals and communities across Canada on matters of national or international nature and concern. The AFN hosts two Assemblies a year where mandates and directives for the organization are established through resolutions directed and supported by the First Nations-in-Assembly (elected Chiefs or proxies from member First Nations). In addition to the direction provided by Chiefs of each member First Nation, the AFN is guided by an Executive Committee consisting of an elected National Chief and Regional Chiefs from each province and territory. Representatives from five national councils (Knowledge Keepers, Youth, Veterans, 2SLGBTQQIA+, and Women) support and guide the decisions of the Executive Committee. View our current list of employment opportunities here: https://afn.ca/about-us/work-with-afn/