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T&R Day | September 30

On September 30, Linck staff were given the opportunity to learn more about the deep, generational trauma caused by the Sixties Scoop and the people and institutions that are responsible.

Our commitment to truth and reconciliation calls us to listen to the experiences of the children who were separated from their families, cultures, communities, and identities, and to recognize the profound and lasting impact those experiences continue to have on survivors today.

May we carry this learning forward with deeper understanding, compassion, and accountability, and let it guide us toward meaningful actions in our field as we continue the work of reconciliation.

Register now! The Circle of Security Parenting Program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Linck stands with our neighbors the Lunaapeew at Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit and the Bkejwanong Walpole Island First Nation.
We commit to learning the past realities imposed upon the Indigenous people. We listen, accept, and support those on their path of healing.

Register today! The Circle of Security Parenting Program is based on decades of research about how secure parent-child relationships can be supported and strengthened.

Join Linck's Mental Health Family Support Team for our fall Parenting Series!

Join us for any session or all! No registration required. Check it out October 7, 21, November 4, 18, and December 2 - read our flyer for more information and share with your friends!

National Day for Truth & Reconciliation is quickly approaching.

September 30th, also known as Orange Shirt Day, honors those affected by residential schools. It's a day to support reconciliation and raise awareness for intergenerational impacts.

Learn more about what we can all do to advance reconciliation: https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/national-day-truth-reconciliation.html

Language is not only spoken, it is felt. Today we celebrate inclusion and the power of communication without barriers.💜

A single conversation can change your day. Reach out to OneStopTalk and connect today.

👉DYK? One Stop Talk is a free, confidential service that provides children and youth with immediate mental health support with a registered therapist. Don’t wait, reach out!
Visit https://onestoptalk.ca or call 1-855-416-8255

Imagine being a child whose world has suddenly changed. New adults, new routines, new worries. Now imagine being able to go to a grandparent's house, stay with an aunt, or live with someone who has always been part of your life.

That familiar face can mean so much.

Kinship caregivers help children keep some of the things that make them feel like themselves. They know the family stories, the important people, the routines, and sometimes even the comfort foods that make a difficult day a little easier.

Those connections matter. They can help children feel a little more secure when so much else is changing.