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During this time children youth and families are under increased stress and need care now more than ever. If you have a concern about the safety or well being of a child or youth please contact Children's Aid Society of Oxford County 519-539-6175 or 1-800-250-7010

Have a concern about the safety or well-being of a child or youth?

Please contact Children's Aid Society of Oxford County at 519-539-6176 or 1-800-250-7010. Locate a Children’s Aid Society or Indigenous Child and Family Well-Being Agency.

Call 519-539-6176 or 1-800-250-7010 to learn more about becoming a Foster Parent

Get Involved. Be the Difference. Become a Foster Parent.

Call 519-539-6176 or 1-800-250-7010 to learn more about becoming a Foster Parent.

Make a Difference by Volunteering with CAS Oxford

Make a Difference by Volunteering with CAS Oxford

Our Volunteer Program provides many opportunities for you to get involved.

Be the best parent you can be! Helpful parenting resources are available on our Positive Parenting Page

Positive Parenting Resources for Strong, Healthy Families

Be the best parent you can be! Helpful parenting resources are available on our Positive Parenting page.

Our Strategic and Service Plan identifies the priorities and goals that the Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County will pursue in the next three years.

Promising Futures for Children

Our Strategic and Service Plan identifies the priorities and goals that the Children’s Aid Society of Oxford County will pursue in the next three years.

CAS Oxford Building located at 712 Peel Street in Woodstock

Our location at 712 Peel Street in Woodstock

Visit our Contact Us page which provides a variety of ways to reach us.

 

 

Children's Aid Society of Oxford County

The Children's Aid Society (CAS) of Oxford is a not-for-profit agency that, by law, is required to protect children from physical, sexual and emotional abuse and neglect.

The agency also helps to build healthy families by working with parents to address concerns and resolve issues that impact on a child's safety and well-being. The Society provides safe, nurturing environments for youngsters that cannot live at home for short-term and long-term periods.

We invite you to browse through our site to learn more about your duty to report suspected child abuse and neglect, the variety of services and programs we offer, the opportunities we provide to children in our care, how you can get involved as a volunteer, fostering with the Society, adoption and more.

 

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