Children's Aid Society of Toronto

Our vision: a city where children are safe, families are strong and communities are supported. Report a child safety concern 24/7 by calling: 416.924.4646.

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today, we join Canadians across in country in wearing red in recognition of #RedShirtDay and our shared commitment to removing physical, attitudinal and systemic barriers to accessibility and inclusion in our workplace, Service delivery and communities.

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Yesterday kicked off #NationalAccessAbilityWeek. This year’s theme, Building a Strong, Accessible Canada, highlights the importance of our shared commitment to removing barriers, strengthening community services and creating spaces where everyone can participate.

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Today, we recognize International Pansexual and Panromantic Visibility Day and celebrate the diversity of identities and experiences within the 2SLGBTQ+ community. We work to foster spaces and services where everyone feels seen, respected and supported. #PanVisibilityDay

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today marks the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, a time to raise awareness of the discrimination and violence faced by 2SLGBTQ+ communities. On this day, we reaffirm our commitment to promoting inclusion and equity in our community. #IDAHOBIT2026

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We're grateful to have had Acting Ombudsman Barbara Finlay join our #ChildrenandYouthinCareDay event to speak to staff and members of our Youth Advisory Council about the role of the Ontario Ombudsman and our shared committment to supporting positive outcomes for young people.

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Acting Ombudsman Barbara Finlay was at the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto this morning to hear from young people and speak on Ombudsman Ontario’s commitment to fairness and respect for all children and youth. #ChildrenAndYouthInCareDay

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today members of our Youth Advisory Council will share their experiences and ideas with staff during an in-person panel, followed by community leaders who will speak to their shared committment to supporting young people in and from care. Learn more: https://t.co/jVBHGu654F

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today on #ChildrenandYouthinCareDay, we recognize the strength, resilience and contributions of children and youth who are or have been involved with the child welfare system. #RisinginStrengthandStory

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today we are taking the opportunity to recognize and appreciate mothers and mother figures for the many meaningful ways they may contribute through care, guidance and support. #MothersDay #HappyMothersDay

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today we recognize Children and Youth Mental Health Day and the importance of prioritizing mental well‑being for children and young people. At CAST, we remain committed to connecting families with inclusive, culturally relevant supports. #YouthMentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

On #RedDressDay and National Day of Awareness for #MMIWG2S+, we honour those who are missing and whose lives were taken. We stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities and affirm our support for truth, remembrance and action within our work with the communities we serve.

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

This week marks Mental Health Week led by @CMHA_NTL, with the theme Come Together. At CAST, we’re committed to supporting the mental health and well‑being of the families we serve and fostering a supportive workplace where connection matters.#MentalHealthWeek #ComeTogether

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

During #AsianHeritageMonth, we encourage our staff to learn about and recognize the cultures, stories and contributions of Asian communities across Canada. We are proud to celebrate the voices and experiences of our staff, collaborators, community members, and families we serve.

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

At CAST, volunteers ignite connection and leadership in so many ways, from Board service to Comfort Kits, mentoring, Volunteer Drivers, and more. Learn more about volunteering with us: https://t.co/GJNpAtLq3S

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

It’s #NationalVolunteerWeek, and we’re saying a big thank you to the volunteers whose time and generosity strengthen our work and our community. #IgniteVolunteer

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Today we recognize Vaisakhi, a time of celebration, community and new beginnings. Wishing all who observe a joyful day. #Vaisakhi

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Today we mark International Day of Pink by standing against bullying, discrimination, homophobia and transphobia. By wearing pink, we reaffirm our commitment to creating safe and inclusive spaces inside and outside our agency walls. #DayOfPink #Inclusion #Echo

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

We extend our warm wishes to members of our communities who are observing #GoodFriday, #EasterSunday and #EasterMonday. May this time of reflection and celebration bring you and yours peace, renewal and meaningful moments together.

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Our offices will be closed on Friday, April 3 and Monday, April 6, however, our phone lines are open 24/7. If you have a concern about the safety or well-being of a child or youth, please call us at 416 924 4646.

[Children's Aid Society of Toronto @CAS_Toronto]

Happy Passover to all who celebrate in our communities. Wishing you a meaningful time of reflection, gathering and tradition with family and loved ones.

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Such an amazing collaboration!

[University of Toronto Faculty of Information @UofTInfoFaculty]

Faculty of Information Prof Shion Guha supervises a data science collaboration with the Children’s Aid Society of Toronto through the Summer Undergraduate Data Science program, helping to generate insights into child protection case outcomes.
Photo: Data Sciences Institute
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