CAS Ontario~My Experience Family Advocates Expose Children's Aid Ontario, record what speak about the experiences in dealing with the Children's Aid Societies of Ontario

A family advocate speaks about his experiences in dealing with CAS. He gives some good tips for parents who are just getting involved with CAS. To see what tips he has for parents, check out the link below:

https://vimeo.com/11836312

This man sounds like he when't through hell just so the CAS could destroy his life and take his children
into custady for the funding. Why don't they look into the faults alligations and start having the people charged with missleading or the fact that their lies help the society to destoy another child. Somewhare this has to stop and really be in the childs best interest like the society seems to claim every day. The societies seem to feed off of these lies with no investagations into the truth, but rather they use the lies to steel children and destroy another family unit. The system is nothing but corruped and nothing is in the childs best interest. It's all about using the children to control the courtroom and the parents at the families expense. The children's aid socities in Ontario must have some kind of an oversight to help keep them working within the law and not abusing any more children and their rights

Source:
canadacourtwatch.com/experience-dealing-cas

I worked at both the Children's Aid Society of Toronto (CAST) and the Catholic Children's Aid (CCAS) from 1990-1999. At Catholic CAS, where I worked for 9 years, I held various jobs such as intake and family and children's services. No system is perfect, and there are certainly workers who are burned out,  inexperienced, or not very thoughtful, but on the whole, based on my experience of working at CCAS, and now working withCAST and CCAS, most workers are reasonable.

I graduated in 1990 with a Master degree from University of Toronto and I am a Registered Social Worker. I have mixed feelings about the importance of formal training, though I think that child welfare is so complex that good training is crucial. Today, I work at a community agency where I share a lot of clients with child welfare. When I worked for CCAS, the College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers did not exist. The College was established after I left CCAS and became a Therapist. Once the College opened, I registered with them. Though it is a requirement of my current job, I do agree with the importance of accountability.
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