National

Child welfare services fall under the mandate of provincial and territorial governments, including a rapidly expanding system of Aboriginal child welfare authorities. This section contains material related to federal initiatives concerned with child welfare services as well as statistics compiled at the national level.

All Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect reports can be found here.

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Exploring alternate specifications to explain agency-level effects in placement decisions regarding Aboriginal children: Further analysis of the Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect Part C
Fallon, Barbara; Chabot, Martin; Fluke, John; Blackstock, Cindy; Sinha, Vandna; Allan, Kate; MacLaurin, Bruce
2015
Examining the response to different types of exposure to intimate partner violence
Nikolova, Kristina; Baird, Stephanie; Tarshis, Sarah; Black, Tara; Fallon, Barbara
2015
The relationship between early adversities and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
Fuller-Thomson, Esme; Lewis, Danielle A.
2015
Predictors of development of vulnerable children receiving child welfare services
Chamberland, Claire; Lacharité, Carl; Clément, Marie-Ève; Lessard, Danielle
2015
Roles of foster parent resource workers
Brown, Jason D.; Rodgers, Julie; Anderson, Landy
2015
Child resilience in out-of-home care: Child welfare worker perspectives
Bell, Tessa; Romano, Elisa
2015
Jordan’s Principle Advocacy Needed Soon
Jordan's Principle Working Group
2015
What does the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Report summary say about the Indian Residential School (IRS) system and child welfare?
Churchill,;Molly; Sinha,;Vandna
2015
Long-term Trends in Out of Home Care for On-reserve First Nations Children
Jones,;Allison; Sinha,;Vandna;
2015
A Profile of Investigations with a Noted Child Functioning Concern of FAS/FAE in Canada in 2008
Goodman, Deborah; Lefebvre, Rachael; Fallon, Barbara; Trocmé, Nico
2015