Children and Family Services delivers supports and services to children, youth and families. https://xitter.cf/t.co/kv51aL65tM
Alberta, Canada
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We are now on LinkedIn.
Children and Family Services is joining LinkedIn to connect with the people and organizations helping children, youth and families thrive across Alberta. Follow us for updates, resources and opportunities to make a difference.
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Through Budget 2026, we’ve expanded the Refer-a-Foster Caregiver Program.
More caregivers across the province will now receive $1,500 for each successful caregiver referral, up from $500.
Learn more: alberta.ca/support-for-foste….
This weekend, the Alberta Legislature was lit blue in recognition of #GoBlueAB Day.
Teachers, coaches, neighbours, caregivers and family members can all help keep children safe.
Learn the signs of abuse and neglect at alberta.ca/what-is-child-abu…
Tomorrow is #GoBlueAB Day.
Wear blue on Oct. 24 to show support for children and youth impacted by abuse and help raise awareness during Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Alberta Legislature will be lit blue in recognition of Go Blue Day and Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Budget 2026 is investing in those working to become foster caregivers.
Prospective foster caregivers who complete the application process and become licensed will receive $1,500.
Learn more: alberta.ca/support-for-foste…
Child abuse can be physical, emotional, sexual or neglect.
If you are concerned about a child's safety or well-being, call Child Intervention 24/7 at 1-800-638-0715
For additional support call or text the ONE Line for Sexual Violence at 1-866-403-8000 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Across Alberta, child advocacy/child and youth advocacy centres provide safe, supportive spaces where children and youth can access services and support after experiencing abuse.
Learn about supports available in Alberta: alberta.ca/what-is-child-abu…
Kinship and foster caregivers make a lasting difference in the lives of children and youth in government care.
We’re listening to feedback from caregivers to help provide the resources and supports they need.
Learn about the many supports available: alberta.ca/supporting-albert…
Every child, youth and family deserves to know they're not alone. Mental health support is available in communities across Alberta so that help is there when it's needed most.
Learn more: alberta.ca/childrens-mental-…
Preventing child abuse starts with ensuing families have supports they need before challenges become crises.
Family Resource Networks provide local services and resources to help build stronger, healthier and more resilient families.
Learn more: alberta.ca/family-resource-n…
We are investing $2 million in the Youth Suicide Prevention Grant Program to support 14 community-based projects that support youth mental health.
These programs help young people across Alberta feel connected, supported and safe.
Learn more: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
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At 2:30 this afternoon I'll be sharing updates on our work to improve youth mental health, alongside @myunitedway and @freeplayforkids!
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This October, during Child Abuse Prevention Month, we’re reminding Albertans that everyone has a role in keeping children safe.
Learn how to recognize the signs of abuse and neglect, report concerns and find support: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
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Every child deserves to be safe, supported and free from abuse. That is why we take the month of October to raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention, especially the importance of reporting abuse.
Knowing the signs of abuse and neglect, speaking up when concerns arise to support children, youth and families can make a life-changing difference.
If you are concerned about a child’s safety or well-being, do not wait. The Child Intervention Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at 1-800-638-0715.
alberta.ca/what-is-child-abu…
Today, we joined the Alberta Foster and Kinship Association and @alignalberta to raise a flag in honour of Foster and Kinship Caregiver Month. 💙
Your compassion helps children and youth feel safe, supported and valued. Thanks for all you do.
🔗 alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
Foster and kinship caregivers are there when children and youth need a safe and loving home.
This October, we celebrate Alberta’s caregivers who work tirelessly to make a meaningful difference in the lives of so many children and youth.
Learn more: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
Family Resource Networks (FRNS) across the province aim to deliver culturally responsive supports to people seeking services, with some FRNs offering programs tailored to Indigenous communities.
Find an FRN near you: alberta.ca/family-resource-n…
Today, we honour the survivors, families and communities affected by the residential school system.
Alberta’s government will continue the work of building stronger and safer communities for everyone.
Learn more here - alberta.ca/reconciliation-in…
Sept. 30 is a day for reflection on the impact of residential schools.
Wear an orange shirt to acknowledge that Every Child Matters and join us on Sept. 29 on the Legislature grounds from 1-2 p.m.
Details: alberta.ca/day-for-truth-and…
Ever wondered what adoption or private guardianship could look like for your family, what supports are out there or how to even start?
We have answers and resources ready to guide you along the way:
alberta.ca/adopt-a-child-in-…
