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Protection

What you can do to keep kids safe

It Takes a Village to keep kids safe.

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Our children need your help

How you can help the kids we serve.

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There’s a child waiting for a family like yours.

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Help a Child

Report a child who needs help

Everyone has a duty to report. If you have reasonable grounds to suspect a child or youth is being abused—or know a child or youth is being abused—you are required by law to report the situation. … Read more…

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Signs of Safety

Signs of Safety is an innovative strengths-based, safety-organised approach to child protection casework, created in Australia by Andrew Turnell and Steve Edwards. To develop it, they worked the with over. Read More…

You Can Help

You Can Help

There are many opportunities to connect with Family and Children’s Services of Lanark, Leeds and Grenville. Report abuse. If you see or suspect child abuse or child maltreatment,    ……. Read more…

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It takes a community to raise a child. Family and Children’s Services of Lanark, Leeds and Grenville is a non-profit agency. We receive funding from the government of Ontario to … Read more…


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IMPORTANT NOTICE: Children’s Aid Societies and Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agencies in Ontario ARE continuing their child protection services. We are NOT closed. Although agencies across the province have modified their business practices to respond to health and safety concerns, their core protection services continue. If any member of the public or professional have a concern about the safety and/or well-being of a child or youth under 18, they should immediately contact their local Children’s Aid Societies or Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agency. A list of local contact information for these agencies are available here: http://www.oacas.org/childrens-aid-child-protection/locate-a-childrens-aid-society/