It’s ON Kraft Hockeyville Elliot Lake 2024
#KraftHockeyville #elliotlake
Elliot Lake has not only lost it’s mall, theatre, and swimming pool over the last several years due to unsafe structures, at the start of the season in 2023, after the first home opener for our Elliot Lake Vikings… Junior A team with a packed barn, our only arena was closed due to unsafe conditions.
Our community needs these funds to help with repairs, to help get our children, adults and seniors back to a place we love. This is for our physical health, our social well-being and overall mental health. Everyone should have a safe place to go, to allow us to come together as a community.
The staff at the East District CAS office CHALLENGE YOU to register and vote for Elliot Lake. Accept our challenge Ontario Provincial Police – North East Region, Anishinabek Police Service, Algoma Family Services, THRIVE Child Development Centre and Sault Ste. Marie District staff at Children's Aid Society of Algoma.
To vote for Elliot Lake CAS, you must be registered at the link below. Voting opens on March 29th and is unlimited. Anyone 14 and older can vote (with parental permission).
https://hockeyville.kraftcanada.ca/
Let’s Get Social
3 weeks ago
Children and teens in our community deserve to feel safe, secure, valued and loved. If you have considered fostering a child and wonder if it’s the right time – the time is now.
Contact Children’s Aid Society of Algoma at 705-949-0162 extension 310, or email resourcefamilies@algomacas.org… to learn more about the benefits of fostering a local child and the resources to help you along your caregiver journey.
How the Children’s Aid Society of Algoma provides ongoing support for Caregivers and Families
www.sootoday.com4 weeks ago
It’s ON Kraft Hockeyville Elliot Lake 2024
#KraftHockeyville #elliotlake
Elliot Lake has not only lost it’s mall, theatre, and swimming pool over the last several years due to unsafe structures, at the start of the season in 2023, after the first home opener for our Elliot Lake Vikings… Junior A team with a packed barn, our only arena was closed due to unsafe conditions.
Our community needs these funds to help with repairs, to help get our children, adults and seniors back to a place we love. This is for our physical health, our social well-being and overall mental health. Everyone should have a safe place to go, to allow us to come together as a community.
The staff at the East District CAS office CHALLENGE YOU to register and vote for Elliot Lake. Accept our challenge Ontario Provincial Police – North East Region, Anishinabek Police Service, Algoma Family Services, THRIVE Child Development Centre and Sault Ste. Marie District staff at Children's Aid Society of Algoma.
To vote for Elliot Lake CAS, you must be registered at the link below. Voting opens on March 29th and is unlimited. Anyone 14 and older can vote (with parental permission).
https://hockeyville.kraftcanada.ca/
4 weeks ago
Are you looking for more information on what we do here at the Children's Aid Society of Algoma?
Please visit our website to download one of our brochures on the following topics:
* Coming Into the Care of Children's Aid Society
* Children's Aid Society and You
… * Kinship Caregivers – Keeping Kids Connected
* Becoming a Foster Parent
…..and more
Children’s Aid Society of Algoma
algomacas.org1 months ago
1 months ago
During Social Work Week we want to recognize the expertise and leadership of social workers who provide critical supports to children, youth, families, and communities across Ontario. Thank you! #socialworkopensdoors
…https://www.oasw.org/Public/Social_Work_Week/Social_Work_Week.aspx?WebsiteKey=2972de80-ec0d-471a-9a23-49e5f3840d8a
2 months ago
So many people tell me they feel the nudge toward foster care. But not right now. Maybe later. When their kids are grown and gone. Or at least a little bit older.
And please, before fostering, do consider everything.
Your kids.
Their ages.
Their safety.
Your space.
… Your capacity.
But also, consider…
How your kids might be the very best little welcomers and friends.
That new kids will probably feel more comfortable playing with your kids than with you.
That your own little ones might be enough to show the new little ones that you’re safe.
How this may open your kids eyes and show them the world is much bigger than they think.
That this might shape your children’s view of family and ministry for the better.
With all things considered, your answer might still be, “no, not right now.” But maybe, it will be a yes. ❤️
Post originally from: @kieranclairehooker
3 months ago
The Children's Aid Society of Algoma is currently looking for Child Protection Workers to join our team. For more details, you can visit our website at https://algomacas.org/careers/#current-opportunities
3 months ago
We would like to congratulations the Algoma Youth Wellness Hub on their grand opening!! This new facility will be a wonderful addition to Algoma's downtown area and will create opportunities for youth 12 to 25 years old in our community.
4 months ago
Thank you to SooToday.com and Algoma Steel for providing such an incredible surprise to these very deserving foster parents.
Watch as we surprise a local couple with a life-changing gift
www.sootoday.com5 months ago
We would like to thank Kiwanis Club of Lakeshore for their generous donation of $1,500 to the Children's Aid Society of Algoma. Their contribution will be used towards literacy items for youth (newborn – 18yrs old) at our Family Visiting program.
5 months ago
Thank you to our friends at SooToday for supporting the Holiday Smile Cookie campaign and donating the Smile Cookies purchased to local shelters, food banks and resource centres in Sault Ste. Marie.
Make sure to check out the article on SooToday. For every comment they receive on the article, …SooToday will buy a cookie – up to 500 of them! 🙂
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5 months ago
Thank you to our friends at SooToday for supporting the Holiday Smile Cookie campaign and donating the Smile Cookies purchased to local shelters, food banks and resource centres in Sault Ste. Marie.
Make sure to follow the link attached to the SooToday article and leave a comment with your… favourite item on the menu at Tim Hortons. For every comment received, SooToday will buy a cookie – up to 500 of them! 🙂
SooToday will buy a Holiday Smile Cookie and give it to a community member in need for each reader comment left below
www.sootoday.com5 months ago
Thank you to our friends at SooToday, for supporting the Holiday Smile Cookie campaign and donating the Smile Cookies purchased to local shelters, food banks and resource centres in Sault Ste. Marie.
How can you help?
Follow the link attached to leave a comment on the SooToday article …with your favourite item on the Tim Hortons menu. For every comment they receive, they will buy a cookie – up to 500 of them!
SooToday will buy a Holiday Smile Cookie and give it to a community member in need for each reader comment left below
www.sootoday.com5 months ago
During Friday's fun launch of Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie campaign, a group of well known local figures gathered at the Tim Hortons location at Great Northern Road and Second Line East on for the Children's Aid Society of Algoma Blindfolded Cookie Decorating Competition. Local …proceeds going to keep children out of foster care, safe with extended family members. Don't forget to pick up your Holiday Smile Cookies this week to support a great cause.
Friday marked fun launch of Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie campaign, local proceeds going to keep local children out of foster care, safe with…
www.sootoday.com5 months ago
We are hiring!!
Children’s Aid Society of Algoma
algomacas.org6 months ago
Holiday Smile Cookies are on the way! 🙂
The Children's Aid Society of Algoma is thrilled and thankful to announce that 50% of the funds received from the Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign will directly assist families ensuring children’s health and wellness while in kinship …care, with the other 50% going to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.
Show your support for these two great causes by Pre Ordering your Holiday Smile Cookies today.
Need a smile? Holiday Smile Cookies are on the way! CAS Algoma is thrilled and thankful to announce that 50% of the funds received from the Tim…
algomacas.org6 months ago
Exciting News! Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookies will be available from November 13 to 19. Stay tuned for more info!
6 months ago
The staff and Board of Directors of the Children's Aid Society of Algoma, are profoundly saddened by the heartbreaking news and the tragic loss of lives within our community. Our thoughts are with every person affected by this devastating tragedy, and we extend our heartfelt condolences during… this incredibly difficult time.
6 months ago
6 months ago
October 16-20 is recognized as National Foster Family Appreciation Week and during this time, Ontario’s child welfare sector recognizes the invaluable contributions of foster caregivers across the province.
Although child welfare agencies partner with families to keep children and youth …in their homes, this is not always possible. When children cannot remain with their primary caregivers and kin or alternate care placements are not available, foster caregivers provide children and youth with temporary care in a family setting. In most situations, children and youth placed in foster care are reunified with their primary caregivers, families, and communities.
Throughout this week and the entire year, the Children's Aid Society of Algoma would like to extend a very heart-felt, “Thank You!” to all our Foster and Kin Care families for all that they do to care for children and youth in our community.
While our agency is focused on keeping children and youth with their own families wherever possible, foster families are a vital part of the continuum of services provided by our agency.