Translation of "child and family services act " (English → French) :

Child and Family Services Act [ An Act respecting the Protection of Children and the Provision of Support Services to Families ]

Revised Standards for the Investigation and Management of Child Abuse Cases by the Children's Aid Societies Under the Child and Family Services Act

Policy Framework for Services Funded under the Child and Family Services Act

family and child welfare services

Federal Act of 4 October 2002 on Financial Aid for Child-Care outside the Family

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· Ontario (Office of Child and Family Services) – In Ontario , the powers of the Chief Advocate are set out in the Child and Family Services Act.[161] The role of the Advocate is to coordinate and administer a system of advocacy, except before a court, on behalf of children and families dealing with services from approved agencies, and to advise the Minister of Community, Family and Children’s Services on matters and issues concerning the interests of those children and families, as well as reporting gaps in service, operational issues, and recommending solutions.

However, with legislation such as the Young Offenders Act, under section 69, empowering youth justice committees, or the Child and Family Services Act, where you're empowering family review panels, or even the Correctional Services Act, where you're identifying in section 81 release circles or that type of arrangement with the community.These acts seem to give an idea to communities that there is some level playing field in terms of partnership in wanting to work in restorative justice, but when it comes to practice in terms of prosecutors, legal aid judges, probation officers, correctional workers, and so on—the front-line workers—there ...[+++] is a reluctance in terms of wanting to work with communities who have restorative justice processes, primarily because there are no clear terms of reference for how communities will play with offenders in a certain process and what safeguards there are in terms of volunteer committees receiving the adequate training and education in terms of the work they are proposing to do.

Recognises the huge social and economic contribution made by family members acting as carers and volunteers (informal care), and the increasing responsibilities placed upon them by reductions in service provision or the rising costs thereof.