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.

Title	Authors	Year Sort ascending
Is the cluster risk model of parental adversities better than the cumulative risk model as an indicator of childhood physical abuse?: Findings from two representative community surveys	Fuller-Thomson, Esme Sawyer, J.-L.	2012
Preliminary effects of a group-based tutoring program for children in long-term foster care	Harper, Julie Schmidt, Fred	2012
CIS-2008 Major Findings Supplementary Tables: Housing by Primary Substantiated Maltreatment and Risk	Lefebvre, Rachael Trocmé, Nico Fallon, Barbara	2012
Effects of individual direct-instruction tutoring on foster children's academic skills: A randomized trial	Flynn, Robert J. Marquis, Robyn A. Paquet, Marie-Pierre Peeke, Lisa M. Aubry, Tim D.	2012
Jordan’s Principle: Canada’s broken promise to First Nations children?	Blackstock, Cindy	2012
Risky business: An ecological analysis of intimate partner violence disclosure	Alaggia, Ramona Regehr, Cheryl Jenney, Angelique	2012
CIS-2008 Major Findings Supplementary Tables: Mental or Emotional Harm by Primary Substantiated Maltreatment	Allan, Kate Lefebvre, Rachael Fallon, Barbara Trocmé, Nico	2012
Supervisory neglect and risk of harm. Evidence from the Canadian child welfare system.	Ruiz-Casares, Mónica Trocmé, Nico Fallon, Barbara	2012
Aboriginal children suffer while governments ignore Jordan’s Principle	MacDonald, Noni E.	2012
Polyvictimization in a child welfare sample of children and youths	Cyr, Katie Chamberland, Claire Lessard, Geneviève Clément, Marie-Ève Wemmers, Jo-Anne Collin-Vézina, Delphine Gangé, Marie-Hélène Damant, Dominique	2012