Welcome to our News, Events, and Campaigns hub—a dedicated space to stay connected with the latest updates from the Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto (CCAS). Here, you’ll find stories that highlight the impactful work we do to support children, youth, and families in our community. From CCAS in the media and organizational milestones to the latest campaigns and community events, this page serves as your gateway to understanding our ongoing efforts to create a brighter future for all. Explore how we collaborate with community partners, celebrate successes, and address the most pressing challenges in child welfare. Whether you’re a supporter, partner, or simply curious about our work, we invite you to explore, engage, and join us in making a difference.
Each November, we recognize Adoption and Permanency Education Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of lifelong connections, belonging, and permanency for children and youth across Ontario. This year, child welfare organizations across the province are focusing on the lifelong journey of permanency and the critical role of
Halloween is upon us! It’s simple to understand why kids eagerly anticipate this night every year given the costumes, candy, and excitement of trick-or-treating. However, a doorbell that never stops ringing, busy streets, and dark evenings can also pose some threats to kids and dogs. Fortunately, a small amount of planning
On October 29th, 2026, organizations across Ontario will come together to recognize Dress Purple Day, a provincial awareness campaign that highlights the important role communities play in supporting children, youth, and families. Strong families are built through strong community connections, and helping children and families thrive is a shared responsibility.
Foster caregivers play a vital role in supporting children and youth who are unable to remain safely in their own homes due to child protection concerns. By opening their hearts and homes, foster families provide a stable, caring, family-based environment where children can feel supported while their family works toward
This National Bullying Prevention Month, we are shedding light on a stark reality facing Canada’s youth: bullying is not a rite of passage, but a profound crisis. Recent data reveals that 71% of Canadian students aged 12 to 17 report experiencing at least one form of bullying in the past
During Kinship & Alternate Care Awareness Week, we take time to recognize and celebrate the remarkable caregivers who open their hearts and homes to children and youth when they need support the most. Kinship and alternate caregivers come from all walks of life. They may be grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings, family
