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Government of Manitoba launches new parenting website
Manitoba Government News Release--Parents across Manitoba can access current, evidence-based information on pregnancy and child development through the newly developed Parenting in Manitoba website, Health, Seniors and...
Manitoba Protects Indigenous languages with new degree programs
Manitoba Government News Release--The Manitoba government is protecting Indigenous languages with more than $4.5-million to support new Indigenous language degree programs at the University of Winnipeg and University...
U.S. researcher studying personal lives of foster parents
From the Imprint --Evin Winkelman Richardson knew she wanted to dedicate her career as a researcher to studying families and couples. But investigating the ways these relationships play out in foster homes didn’t come...
Government invests in training for CFS workers
Manitoba Government News Release--The Manitoba government is providing more than $600,000 to Yellowquill University College (YQUC) to support specialized training for Child and Family Services (CFS) staff, Families...
Video: 2024/25 General Authority AGM
The General Authority's 22nd Annual General Meeting was held on Oct. 2, 2025. To view a video of our 2024/25 AGM, please click here. In addition, please see the 2024-25 General Authority Annual Report and...
Canada’s youth a ‘generation at risk’ amid bullying, poverty: report
From Global News--As Canada’s children head back to school, a new report says the country’s youth are a “generation at risk” with some of the top threats facing them including bullying, poverty and mental...
Manitoba invests $150,000 to combat sexual exploitation
Manitoba Government News Release--The Manitoba government will provide $150,000 to support Tracia’s Trust 12 regional teams that do vital work in communities to address sexual exploitation and trafficking, Families...
Land-based training helps Indigenous youth build vocational skills, lasting relationships
From CBC News--Deep in western Manitoba's rolling hills and lush forest stand a group of Indigenous youth shaping their future — not only through learning vocational skills, but also through developing relationships....
Halt on evictions during pandemic likely resulted in fewer child abuse reports: U.S. study
From the Imprint-- Temporary eviction bans during the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t just keep families in their homes. They may have kept children safer, too, according to a U.S. national study. The study, published in May...
L.A. non-profit gives former foster youth designer digs to make them feel more at home in new apartments
From the Imprint -- About 10 years ago, Los Angeles residents Georgie Smith and Melissa Goddard wanted to expand their family. They considered the options for having their own biological child, but also set out to...










