News

For more information about these, or for information about any of our news and events, please contact Yvonne Cooper at frontenac@frontcas.ca.

  1. Please take this short survey and tell us where you have seen or heard the “I Am Your Children’s Aid” campaign!”

  2. In order to provide increased service to the community, The Frontenac Children’s Aid Society will be open one evening per week. Effective March 31, 2010, both of the offices located within the City of Kingston (362 Montreal Street and 1479 John Counter Boulevard) will be open and able to provide our full range of services every Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for the months of April, May and June.

    Read the full news release.

  3. The Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies has produced several new public service announcements promoting the “I Am Your Children's Aid” campaign. Audio files of the PSAs are now available, and can be listened to below:

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    Rina

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  4. On National Child Day, November 20, Children's Aid Societies across Eastern Ontario launched a new foster family recruitment campaign: “Winning Kids”. Thanks to funding from the Ontario Trillium Foundation and collaboration with the Canadian Museum of Nature, East Central Ontario Training Board and ACART, twelve child welfare agencies in Eastern Ontario have come together to bring awareness to the need for more foster families for children and youth in care.

    Read the full news release (PDF).

  5. Every child deserves a family and that is why the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies (OACAS) and the Adoption Council of Ontario (ACO) are reminding Ontarians that adoption is an option for many children and youth in care. For more information, please see the OACAS website, or watch the public service announcement.