CWICE has provided service to 6,427 individuals, connected to 133 countries around the world.

It has come to our attention that our Intake Form was not functioning as expected between September 24 and October 15, 2026.

Creating pathways to permanency that strengthen family, identity, culture, community, and belonging.

Our goals are to ensure that families receive coordinated and culturally responsive support during a critical stage of their lives when they are welcoming or preparing to welcome a baby.

Inspired by Welcoming Week, CWICE is presenting a reflective series that celebrates the people, places, and values that help everyone feel welcome.

A database is not simply a place to store information. It plays an important role in understanding the services an organization provides, identifying trends and emerging needs, measuring activity, supporting reporting, and informing future decisions.

“The limits of my language means the limits of my world” ― Ludwig Wittgenstein

Recognizing National Indigenous History Month

CWICE National Outreach Project goes to Saskatchewan

This change exempts UASC from certain ineligibility rules that came into effect earlier this year, through recent legislative changes, known as Bill C-12.

Delivering training in French to child protection professionals in Moncton, New Brunswick was more than a professional opportunity; it was a deeply meaningful personal experience.

This year, we recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions of the many social workers across our teams whose expertise, advocacy, and compassion strengthen our work every day.

Service in a Time of Global Mobility

Starting May 1, 2026, IRCC is introducing co-payments on supplemental health benefits covered under the IFHP in Canada.

Effective child welfare programs rely on timely, accurate, and coordinated data.

Reflections from the National Outreach Project in 2025

CWICE Managers Summarize Year-End Reflections