Family Reunification and Support

Hear directly from parents, caregivers, and youth who’ve experienced reunification—their journeys, challenges, and wins.

Break the silence around judgment and shame—share how to support families without blame or fear.

Share ideas and experiences around supervised visits, extended time, and easing into full-time return.

A space for discussing culturally grounded supports, traditions, and community-based approaches to reunifying Indigenous families.

Explore how lived experience can empower others—peer support networks, volunteer opportunities, and success stories.

Talk about follow-up services, ongoing needs, and how to ensure reunification lasts—even through setbacks.

What families, children, and caseworkers can do to rebuild trust, create safety, and plan a smooth return home.

Support and healing for families affected by past violence, addiction, separation, or systemic involvement.

Identify missing supports—like housing, mental health care, or language access—and advocate for change.