Exploring Intersections of Child Protection, Immigration and Criminal Justice to Better Support Caribbean and Latin American Youth in Canada

When we think about providing child welfare service in 2022, we must ensure greater appreciation for intersectionality, and deeper respect for and attention to our impact, the experiences of individuals, and client outcomes.

Our offices are now open to the public for appointments and meetings.

Join this presentation by International Social Services Canada about the coordination of social services across borders and countries.

These are some of our reflections, and moments of celebration, from the journey over the last two years.

Please join us as the Child Welfare Immigration Centre of Excellence (CWICE) celebrates its 4th year of service!

Join our upcoming CWICE Webinar Series: Issues and Trends – Afghan Initiative

CWICE is available to provide consultation and support to child welfare organizations supporting children, youth and families who have been displaced by the war in Ukraine.

An account of one man's journey through the child welfare and immigration systems – a story about missed opportunities.

#MoreThanEver - Recognizing the important work of social workers at CWICE.

Exploring how immigration status and systemic racism shape child welfare policies and practices, with a focus on immigrant families in Ontario and British Columbia.

Participants in the first module of our certificate program were asked to complete a survey to evaluate the course and rate their experience.

The United Nations General Assembly has declared December 18 as International Migrants Day. The theme for this year is “Harnessing the Potential of Human Mobility.”

In recent months, thousands of individuals and families have arrived in Canada from Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power in that country.

Find out about what CWICE has been up to over the past year.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in keeping with public health recommendations, our offices are temporarily closed until further notice. The agency’s services remain open and staff are working remotely during this time and accessible via phone and email.

Peel CAS and CWICE have released an executive summary to provide an overview of the information presented at the National Child Welfare Dialogue.