So very grateful to the Rogers family for their commitment to vulnerable children and youth.
We are most grateful to receive an extraordinary gift of $500,000 from the Rogers Family. #BoostCYAC would not exist the way it does today or be in a strong position to provide the services required when the current health crisis passes without the support of the Rogers family.
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It's #NationalVolunteerWeek! We'd like to take the opportunity to thank our board members who volunteer their time to support Boost CYAC, providing their guidance and undying support for the organization.
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Today is #WorldDownSyndromeDay! Help raise awareness by taking part in the #LotsOfSocks campaign by mix and matching your coolest and most colourful socks. Show your support and always remember that it’s our differences that make us great! #WDSD20 #eachforequal – at Orillia, Ontario
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What a day! Thank you to all of our dippers and @TOPolarBearClub for yet another fantastic, and fresh, start to the new year. 👏
With $60,000 raised, 295 dippers and 50 teams, we could not be more grateful to the all who fundraised, donated and dipped! 💚 #DaretoDip
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The adorable BARK Program team is taking part in the #TOPolarBearDip to help raise funds for the hundreds of kids they've met at #BoostCYAC.
Sponsor their team (Boost in Show) and help this beloved team reach their fundraising goal. Support here: bit.ly/2rSJ1aW
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"We don't allow children to drink until a certain age. We don't allow them to drive... Yet nude images of them all over the internet are allowed to sit up and stay online.
We've completely lost our way and we need to step in and start doing more."
cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/…
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Proud to celebrate #CIBCMiracleday today. The team Boost for Kids opened the TSX market! We are grateful for the continued support from @cibc to help the prevention of child abuse and violence, and make Toronto the safest city to raise children. youtube.com/watch?time_conti…
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Dip into the New Year with the @TOPolarBearClub! On New Year's day, challenge yourself with the Polar Bear Dip. This year's event raises awareness and donations for Boost Child and Youth Advocacy Centre! bit.ly/TODipRegister #PolarBearDip #TorontoEvents
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Boost CYAC works closely with our partner agencies to respond to child abuse cases across the city of Toronto. @TorontoPolice would like to make the public aware of an arrest made in a Sexual Assault investigation.
1106 14:45 Sexual Assault Alert, Troy Caster, 25, Faces 3 Chgs torontopolice.on.ca/newsrele…
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Teach children and youth there are no secrets about touch. #ChildAbusePrevention #NoSecrets
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This is what is at stake......"Broader adoption of end-to-end encryption would cripple the efficacy of programs like PhotoDNA, significantly increasing the risk and harm to children around the world." (Dr. Hany Farid) wired.com/story/facebooks-en…
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Ontario requires schools to track violent behaviour, but the school board didn’t report this teen's attack to the education ministry. cbc.ca/1.5331967
Warning: This video contains graphic content
He was attacked at school but the board didn’t report it
Ontario requires schools to track violent behaviour, but the school board didn’t report this teen's attack to the education ministry. www.cbc.ca/1.5331967 Warning: This video contains graphic content
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I’m going to be talking more about this story tonight in our @cbcmarketplace episode “School Secrets,' tonight at 8 p.m. on @cbc TV/Gem. You can read more about the story here: cbc.ca/1.5329520
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A CBC poll found a third of Ontario school children have experienced threats and physical violence. cbc.ca/1.5327185
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If you’re a parent and looking for help on how to talk to your child about reporting violence, here are some helpful tips. cbc.ca/marketplace/blog/tip-…
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If you’re not getting the help you need from the adults in your life, you can reach out to Kids Help Phone by texting CONNECT to 686868 or by calling 1-800-668-6868.
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These are just some of the things students told us when we asked what happened when they reported a violent incident to their school. Watch our exclusive investigation, School Violence: Fighting for safer schools, tonight at 8 p.m. ET on @cbc TV and Gem.
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Q&A with @davidcommon, @KKboostforkids and @valerie_ouellet: How to fight for safer schools cbc.ca/1.5334272 pscp.tv/w/cIMKwDQ3NjUxfDFlYU…
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Finding ways to communicate messages like 'you are special' on a regular basis will help a child feel good about themselves. Here's a link to a series of Primary Prevention Tips from #BoostCYAC: boostforkids.org/wp-content/…






















