Ministry of Children and Family Development Complaints Process
A complaint is accepted if it is about a decision, act or failure to act related to an MCFD service or a delegated service provided by a Delegated Aboriginal Agency.
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Ministry of Children and Family Development Complaints Process
A complaint is accepted if it is about a decision, act or failure to act related to an MCFD service or a delegated service provided by a Delegated Aboriginal Agency.
Once a year, British Columbia dedicates a week to recognize the unique situations, strengths and struggles of the more than 8,000 children and youth in the care of the provincial government. It is an important time to remember and reflect …
MONTREAL – British Columbia Representative for Children and Youth Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond was granted an Honourary Doctor of Laws degree today at McGill University’s Spring Convocation ceremony.
“I thank McGill University for this award,” said Turpel-Lafond. “It is truly a …
The provincial government’s responsibility to “parent” the children in its care should not suddenly end when those children turn 19, says the Representative for Children and Youth in this special report.
In fact, the province has a responsibility to provide targeted services …
Are you having trouble accessing government services for children, youth or young adults? Feel you are being treated unfairly or not being listened to? The Representative can help you:
…One of our advocates can listen to your concerns and assist you with having your voice heard and considered by your social worker. If you are still not happy with the social worker’s decision, an advocate can help you to …
You should call the Children’s Helpline right away. Call 310-1234 (no area code), or dial 0 from any phone in B.C. to call the operator and ask for the Children’s Helpline. The Rep can help children and youth in B.C. …
Contact us to learn more about youth agreements and how they work. We can help you figure out why you were not eligible and can help you talk to the people who made the decision so they know how you …
The Rep can’t step in and change a decision that has been made about you, but we can help you get your views heard and considered with the people who can make those decisions. You have a right to live …