We believe that children belong at home and will do everything we can to keep families together. We work with parents, caregivers and other organizations to build a safe, strong community.  Our goal is to make the lives of children, youth and families better through their interaction with us. 

It’s a community responsibility to keep children safe. We receive many calls each year from concerned citizens, teachers, police, other agencies and health care professionals about children and families who may need help. When a family needs support, Peel CAS links them with a variety of community services. Together, Peel CAS and our partners work with children and families for a stronger, healthier community.

Were you a Crown ward at any time from the period January 1, 1966 until March 30, 2017? Click here for information on a class action on behalf of Crown Wards. 

Peel CAS and the child welfare sector are actively working with local Indigenous communities and organizations to reconcile with the affected First Nations, Metis, and Inuit families and individuals who received services during the Sixties Scoop. Click here for more information.