Child Intervention
View All ResourcesCDC Connecting the Dots - Understanding Risk and Protective Factors
This tool makes it easy to connect the dots between multiple types of violence and the risk and protective factors they share at each level of the social-ecological model (SEM).

Children & Youth in Care and Mentoring Program Design (AMP)
This document outlines the Children & Youth in Care and Mentoring Program Design, informed through an extensive literature review, stakeholder consultation, evaluation and evidence-informed practice

Alberta Child Intervention Practice Framework
The Child intervention practice framework helps to ensure workers are supported, trained and provided with development opportunities.

Trauma-Informed Care Toolkit for Homelessness Youth Service Providers
Trauma-informed programs can help mitigate adverse outcomes for youth and young adults. All systems that serve youth who have experienced homelessness must understand the basic principles of trauma to serve youth appropriately.

Podcast Client Violence: Interview with Dr. Christina Newhill
Dr. Newhill defines client violence, talks about why social workers should be concerned with client violence and identifies which social workers are at greater risk for violence.

Online Course for Caregivers - Giving & Receiving Healing (CTR)
Foster parents, kinship caregivers and others who provide care to children and youth

Alberta.ca Virtual Opioid Dependency Program (VODP) Serving Youth and Young Adults
Technology Delivered Same Day Medication Starts, Opioid Treatment Transition Service, and Ongoing Opioid Dependency Care

Understanding C-92: Empowering Indigenous Communities in Alberta (“Reconciliation Talks” Blog)
The Act under Bill C-92 represents a beacon of hope for Indigenous communities in Alberta and across Canada. As non-Indigenous allies, let us commit to understanding and supporting this legislation, recognizing its potential to transform the lives of Indigenous children and families.

New State of Child Wellbeing in Central Alberta Report 2024
The 2024 State of Child Wellbeing in Central Alberta Report explores child welfare in central Alberta, including maltreatment trends, family violence, community characteristics and data-driven insights.
