For the Child Welfare Immigration Centre of Excellence (CWICE), the report represents both validation of our work and a call to collective action across sectors.

CWICE Managers Liz Okai and Danielle Ungara presented at the international virtual conference, A Call to Action to Change Child Welfare.

In October, CWICE took the National Outreach Project to Manitoba; this article shares some reflections from the road.

Being part of CWICE has been an enriching experience that has expanded my understanding of what we can achieve in our role within child welfare.

CWICE has been expanding its outreach efforts to meet newly arrived families where they are—literally.

CWICE presented at the Innovations in Addressing Gender-Based Violence and Trauma and Violence-Informed Health Promotion conference.

Learn practical tools and insights to help you better support children and families with international ties.

CWICE is hosting an online training that will explore the intersection between child welfare, immigration, settlement and border-related issues

A Reflection for Welcome Week

Important information related to school registration and support available in Ontario

In light of recent measles outbreaks in Ontario and broader concerns about child and maternal immunizations, SickKids is offering the Immunization InfoLine.

Settlement Experiences of Refugee and Migrant Youth

CWICE recently delivered two in-person learning sessions in St. John’s, Newfoundland, as part of the National Outreach Project.

Check out our highlights infographic for 2024-25!

Examining and elevating the voices of young people involved in Ontario’s child welfare, criminal justice, and immigration systems.

Friday, June 13, 2025 marks a significant milestone for the Child Welfare Immigration Centre of Excellence.

There are always stories behind the numbers. There are people behind the stories – our staff and our clients’ lives.

Reflections on CWICE Training in Nova Scotia

How to best support travel for children, youth, and young adults

CWICE presented on a panel discussing child welfare reform to prevent youth homelessness, with a specific focus on the needs of Unaccompanied and Separated Children.