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Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Chi-miigwetch to everyone who showed their support on #DressPurpleDay2025. Your participation - whether through wearing purple, sharing resources, or spreading awareness - helped show families in our community that they are not alone. @ccastoronto @CAS_Toronto
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
💜 Today is #DressPurpleDay2025!
Dress Purple Day is an opportunity to raise awareness and let children, youth, and families know that help is available and that they are never alone.
Find out more about the campaign at oacas.org/dresspurpleday/
@CAS_Toronto @ccastoronto @NCFST
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Today is #DressPurpleDay2025! Together with @NCFSToronto, @jfandcs & @CAS_Toronto we're raising awareness of family supports in Toronto. Share resources you know of, use or provide with #DressPurpleDay2025 & #IDressPurpleBecause and we'll re-share to amplify our collective care.
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Child welfare is a shared responsibility. Today, @tpsJohnson joins @CAS_Toronto and agencies across Ontario for #DressPurpleDay2025. This initiative emphasizes our commitment to keeping children safe and connected to resources while reminding them of their right to safety at home, in school, and in their communities.
Learn more: tps.ca/organizational-chart/…
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
It was an absolute pleasure meeting with the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto to talk about the child welfare sector, the Ready Set Go program, and of course the fantastic work that they do!
I look forward to meeting again in the near future.
#BurlON
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Our last day in Toronto was spent with Children’s Aid Society Toronto - the model of how services work together locally for children was inspiring. Their young ambassadors were excellent advocates of the integrated care they deliver.
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Yesterday was truly inspiring!🌟 Our Executive Director, Harmy Mendoza, delivered a presentation at @CAS_Toronto Connect, sharing her expertise for advancing gender equity and preventing #GBV. Together, we’re making change happen🤝
#CASTConnect #Leadership #GenderEquity #EndGBV
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
In partnership with @CAS_Toronto, BBBST’s Big Steps to Success initiative is dedicated to bridging the education gap for children and youth (ages 7-14) in the child welfare system.
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
On #DressPurpleDay, many of us are joining the Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies in raising awareness about the important role that individuals and communities play in supporting vulnerable children, youth, and families.
🔗 Visit bit.ly/48q4oQS to learn more.
Today is #DressPurpleDay. Ontario has to step up and ensure organizations and service providers are well equipped to effectively work together to wrap around children, youth, and families. The time is now. We cannot wait. They cannot wait. oacas.org/dresspurpleday
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
💜 On #DressPurpleDay2024, Ontario child welfare agencies highlight how individuals and communities support vulnerable children, youth, and families. WomanACT stands with @our_children & partners to advocate for accessible, inclusive care.
#IDressPurpleBecause
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Today is the 10th anniversary of #ChildrenAndYouthInCareDay! Let’s bring renewed attention to the accomplishments and challenges of children/youth in care. Learn more at oacas.org/forgetmenot.
#ForgetMeNot #Childwelfare
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Join us as we celebrate #ChildrenAndYouthInCareDay 💙 We have been partnering with @cas_Toronto to run Big Steps To Success because every child deserves the opportunity to thrive.
Learn more: bbbstoronto.com/what-we-do/o…
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Today is the 10th anniversary of #ChildrenAndYouthInCareDay! Let’s bring renewed attention to the accomplishments and challenges of children and youth in care. Learn more at oacas.org/forgetmenot.
#ForgetMeNot
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Children and Youth in Care Day is an opportunity to recognize the contributions of current and former youth in care, as well as reduce stigma and celebrate their strength, bravery, and resilience in the face of adversity. oacas.org/forgetmenot #ForgetMeNot
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Today is the 10th anniversary of #ChildrenAndYouthInCareDay! Let’s bring renewed attention to the accomplishments and challenges of children/youth in care. Learn more at oacas.org/forgetmenot. #ForgetMeNot
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
#Adoption and #Permanency Education Month takes place in November, and it is an opportunity to reflect on permanency for Ontario children, youth, families, and communities, as well as trends in child welfare.
Read our reflections here: oacas.org/2023/11/adoption-a…
#AdoptionMonth
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Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
#DressPurpleDay2023 serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of creating safe and nurturing environments for children and underscores the responsibility of our entire community to ensure their well-being.
#DressPurpleDay #IDressPurpleBeacause
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
On #DressPurpleDay2023, together with child welfare agencies across Ontario and here in Toronto, we are wearing purple to show families the Toronto Police Service is here to support them in times of need. #IDressPurpleBecause
Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
OT/PT Services, we are dressing purple today to support the important role that individuals and communities play in supporting vulnerable children, youth, and families. #DressPurpleDay2023 @tdsb @tdsb_cys
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Children's Aid Society of Toronto retweeted
Today we wear purple to speak up for every young person in Ontario’s safety and well-being.
Learn about the important role individuals and communities have in supporting those in who are facing challenges: oacas.org/dresspurpleday/
#IDressPurpleBecause
ALT illustration of different children and youth dressed in purple. Text reads: Every child and youth has a right to safety and well-being. Ontario Dress Purple Day October 27