Child Intervention Intake and Response Team

Service offers:

• to work with children, youth, and families to ensure the safety and well-being of children and youth

Includes:

• referrals to other services and supports for families when intervention services are not needed
• intervention services, which are offered only when the legal definition of abuse or neglect is met and a parent needs some help creating safety for their children or youth

Intervention services include:

• working directly with families, extended family, cultural connections, communities, and others to address concerns
• doing everything possible to make sure that children and youth are safe; this may require legal methods that protect children or youth by placing them in temporary or permanent care
• after-hour teams respond when help is needed for children or youth who may be neglected, abused, or sexually exploited
• Transition to Adulthood Program (TAP) - support and financial assistance agreements, for young adults 18 to 24 years who have previously received intervention services, to help them create a lifelong network of relationships to support them into adulthood and beyond

• children and youth 17 years and younger

• call Child Intervention Intake and Response Team (24 hours)
• contact a local Children and Family Services office
• contact a Delegated First Nation Agency (DFNA) office
• visit website to find a local office or DFNA office
  

• identify the region you are from when prompted; visit website to find your region
• you will be placed in a queue and informed that calls are recorded
• if busy, you can choose to remain in the queue or leave a message to receive a call back

• Children / Families - Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention
• Crisis Resources - Crisis Lines
• Legal - Family Law
• Violence / Abuse - Abuse Reporting
• Violence / Abuse - Child Abuse
• Violence / Abuse - Crisis Lines
• Violence / Abuse - Outreach / Prevention