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.

OCCAS’ Teens, Tweens, and Everything in Between: A Legal Conference About the Issues that Impact Youth & the Child Welfare Services Provided to Them

The researchers are currently hoping to talk with folks who support immigrant families involved in the child welfare system or community settings in ON and BC.

CBC Ottawa interviewed CWICE about the struggles faced by unaccompanied Ukrainian youth.

Learning & Reflections from the conference: Strengthening Institutional Responses: Exploring Intersections of Child Protection, Immigration and Criminal Justice to Better Support Caribbean and Latin American Youth in Canada

CWICE is joining the Canadian government in recognizing Welcoming Week from September 9 to 18, 2022

Learn more about our training series

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.