Children's Aid Society

written by: Patrick and Frank

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written by: Alyssa

My journey in the foster care system began when I was three months old.

I knew there was a real need for foster/adoptive parents.

My wife and I talked it over, and for us...

I had never heard the term FASD. That changed 16 years ago.

I met my husband when I was 19 years old, and on our first date we discussed children.

Foster care has been a part of my entire life and, like many aspects of life, as one door closes, another door opens.

I’ve heard people talk about birth parents. I’ve heard them say, “How could she give her baby up for adoption?” Like it was a selfish decision.

“I could never be a foster parent. It would be too hard, I would get too attached, but obviously you…”

I began fostering for the Children’s Aid Society of London & Middlesex over 10 years ago and, for most of those years,

I have always wanted to be a mother. I have dreamt about it for years. When infertility threatened my dream, my partner and I decided

Our fostering journey began nearly five years ago with a pressing desire to care for the vulnerable in our community and

This is the story of two women who share a bond and a relationship that neither of them expected.

Father’s Day is always filled with much emotion for me. It’s full of the realizations of the awesomeness of what we get

I thought I knew what I wanted, but I got what I needed. The fact that I thank God for my dysfunctional uterus may be a surprise to some but, after 10 years of

As a widower working full time, Gloria had a conversation with a colleague that would change her life.