Since CWICE launched its training, workers and foster caregivers have shared some of their experiences when working with children and youth in out-of-home care without immigration status and the challenges they faced before CWICE existed.

Bill S-235, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, aims to provide Canadian citizenship automatically to non-citizen youth who have been in Canada for at least a year before leaving foster care.

CWICE stands alongside our many settlement colleagues, ready to support the new arrivals.

Over the last year, York Region Children’s Aid Society’s (YRCAS) Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) team attended our 8-course certificate training series. Since then, YRCAS’ DEI team and senior leadership have been working with CWICE to bring this training to all their staff.

Strengthening Multi-Sector Responses

Highlighting the work of those who support 2SLGBTQ+ individuals experiencing persecution around the world and seeking asylum.

As organizations and child welfare professionals implement these changes, from policy to training and practice, CWICE is available to assist in preparation and implementation.

Feedback from a happy client

The story of a 15-year-old youth with unresolved immigration status in Canada.

Find out what it's like to do an MSW placement with CWICE

Thanks to CBC Ottawa for shining a light on the important issue of unaccompanied and separated children entering Canada on CUAET visas.

Reflections from a CWICE Immigration Specialist

We anticipate that applications and other immigration services provided by the Government of Canada will be delayed.

The report was researched and developed in partnership with Jewish Immigrant Aid Services Toronto and commissioned by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Metropolis Canada is the country’s largest annual gathering of immigrant service providers, policy makers and researchers, who discuss key issues around immigration, integration, and settlement.

To contribute to the celebration, Celistine Frampton of CWICE provided her reflections on our important work.

Read this update on the story of "D", a young man CWICE was able to help.

An Unexpected Partnership: How Two Organizations Came Together to Support Unaccompanied and Separated Ukrainian Children

Learn more about CWICE's outreach services over recent months, supporting our community.

Raising awareness to improve the rights of Temporary Foreign Workers.